UCCE Plumas-Sierra

Current News & Publications

Understanding California Water Rights

Types of Water Right in California
Detailed Info on CA State Water Rights

Drought Action Documentation for Ranchers

IRS Update for Farmers & Ranchers
Top 10 Drought Tips
Drought Strategies
Riparian Rules
General Water Rights Info Booklet - SWRCB

Livestock Sales & Taxes Documentation
Livestock Sales
NCBA Tax Document

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2013 Cottage Food Operations Law
FAQ's, Permits, Training and Product Labeling
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About Cooperative Extension

The University of California Cooperative Extension in Plumas and Sierra Counties is part of a statewide system that makes University of California research-based information available to local agencies, industries and the general public. Backed by resources at the nine University California campuses, our educational programs use practical information to address community challenges focused on sustaining agricultural vitality, enhancing natural resources, youth and leadership development along with helping communities shape sound public policy.

Contact Information

Plumas Sierra
208 Fairground Road
Quincy, CA 95971
Phone: (530) 283-6270
Fax: (530) 283-6088

Director:
Holly A George

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Calendar

Event Name	Date
Presentation Day	2/28/2015
4H Council Meeting	3/10/2015
Statewide Agritourism Summit	4/8/2015
California Naturalist	4/17/2015

Green Blog

Organic farmers are counting on UC to control exotic Virginia creeper leafhoppers
Posted 2/25/2015 - When Virginia creeper leafhopper made its way into Mendocino and Lake county wine country a few years ago, some certified organic winegrape producers threw in the towel. “They lost too much income,” said Glenn McGourty, a UC Agriculture and...

Insecticide use threatens onion seed production
Posted 2/24/2015 - Insecticides farmers use in Northern California onion seed production appear to repel honeybees, which can result in reduced seed yields, according to a recent study by UC Agriculture and Natural Resources (UC ANR) researchers. Visitation by honeybees...