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UC ANR Cooperative Extension

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type
source
created
2026-10-29
updated
2026-10-29
tags
E, F, G, cooperative-extension, uc-anr, regional
elements
E, F, G
origin
shared
tier
institutional
citable
yes
url
https://ucanr.edu/site/employees/cooperative-extension
rehost
no

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UC ANR Cooperative Extension

Citation

University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources (UC ANR). “Cooperative Extension.” Web page, For Employees section, no date. https://ucanr.edu/site/employees/cooperative-extension. Read 2026-10-29.

Bottom line

  • UC Cooperative Extension (UCCE) is a UC network of researchers and educators with advisors in every California county.
  • They apply UC research to local economic, agricultural, natural resource, youth and nutrition issues.

Background

UC ANR is a division of the University of California.

Key claims

  • “UC Cooperative Extension is best described as a vast network of UC researchers and educators who work together to develop and provide science-based information to solve locally-relevant economic, agricultural, natural resource, youth development and nutrition issues.” (para. 1)
  • “our CE advisors live and work in every California county, applying research from the University of California to help local businesses and entire communities thrive.” (para. 2)
  • “our experts partner with local innovators to develop and disseminate best practices through UC’s expansive local and global networks.” (para. 2)

Evidence and method

A short description page (293 words). It gives no numbers on staff, budget or outcomes.

Limits

  • Thin page. It does not say who funds or governs UCCE, or if it has a workforce training part.

Source file: wiki/sources/UC ANR Cooperative Extension.md, updated 2026-10-29.

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