Imagen Canning makes a comeback Feb. 24, 2026 University of Arizona Cooperative Extension is teaching a new generation – or two – how to save money and boost nutrition by canning their own food. Read more
Imagen Cooperative Extension expands gardening education with Spanish talks, publications Feb. 3, 2026 The new Master Gardener in-person and Zoom presentations, publications and website in Spanish bring Extension horticulture education to a new audience. Read more
Imagen The new food pyramid, explained Jan. 22, 2026 The new edition of the "Dietary Guidelines for Americans" is out, complete with a new take on an old graphic. Here’s what that means for you. Read more
Imagen Collaborative supply-chain effort gives Arizona food producers new links to consumers Jan. 16, 2026 Arizona Cooperative Extension helps create pathways that connect small-scale Arizona growers with markets, bringing local food from farm to table. Read more
Imagen 5 Simple Ways to Help Your Family Eat Healthier This Year Jan. 9, 2026 January is here, the holiday parties (and desserts) have come and gone, and many families are looking for ways to get back on track with healthy eating. Read more
Imagen Extension agronomist's science helps growers prosper Dec. 1, 2025 Bhupinder Singh grew up in the agricultural Punjab region in India. Later he earned advanced degrees and brought his expertise to Arizona Cooperative Extension in 2024. Read more
Imagen Planned sustainable landscaping garden will teach how and what to grow in Arizona Nov. 12, 2025 A new greenhouse at the University of Arizona Campus Agricultural Center will be the centerpiece of a planned demonstration garden that the Master Gardener Program will use to teach about sustainability. Read more
Imagen Extension specialist helps ranchers succeed in increasingly challenging times Nov. 6, 2025 Jacob Hennig came to University of Arizona last year to bring science to the ranching community, helping beef producers stay afloat in a changing world. Read more
Imagen Extension prepares growers, gardeners for an invasive bug likely to reach Arizona Oct. 13, 2025 Tiny invasive bug could hit Arizona cotton crops and backyard ornamentals. The two-spot cotton leafhopper, which is native to Asia, is spreading through commercial cotton fields and big-box hibiscus plants from Florida to Texas. Read more
Imagen Tribal Extension links university research to Native American communities Oct. 1, 2025 Tribal Extension links university research to Native American communities. By living and working on tribal nations, our faculty and staff ensure our programs in agriculture, youth development and more are in tune with local needs. Read more