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Targeted grazing is the cheapest option for restoring degraded land, according to the collaboration among scientists from University of Arizona and NAU.

As part of the Pima County Wildfire Mitigation Plan, Pima County Cooperative Extension connects residents with education, tools and resources for wildfire preparedness and prevention.

Virtual fencing collars and electronic ear tags can guide cattle into or out of chosen areas and send health information in almost real time.

The program is looking for host families, chaperones and youth applicants for the life-changing experience in 2027.

The analysis from José H. Qutintero, a Cooperative Extension agricultural enterprise analyst, offers a deep dive into investment in Arizona's $92M industry.

The evaluation was conducted by the Community Research, Evaluation and Development team in the Norton School of Human Ecology.

The Executive Tower was lit up to recognize the impact of the millions of youth members and adult alumni across the nation.

University of Arizona faculty, staff and graduate students brought university expertise directly to the public at the one-day free event.

At the Maricopa Agricultural Center, agronomist Bhupinder Singh is testing enhanced-efficiency fertilizers in durum wheat and cotton to help Arizona growers improve yields, reduce nutrient losses and get more from their fertilizer investment.

Three food safety experts from the College of Agriculture, Life and Environmental Sciences take us through the strictly structured, scientifically robust and largely invisible defensive shield that protects our food long before we buy it.