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Hired grazers: How a small flock of sheep took on one of Tucson's most invasive species

April 3, 2026

The University of Arizona Cooperative Extension joined a multi-agency targeted grazing initiative to beat back the buffelgrass on ‘A’ Mountain.

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4-H Western Heritage Project brings Old West learning to life for youth

April 3, 2026

The 4-H Western Heritage Shooting Sports Project gives young people a chance to learn about the Old West while building safe shooting skills.

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Community garden connects like minds at Safford Agricultural Center

April 3, 2026

The Graham County Cooperative Extension garden gives residents a place to experiment and grow food or flowers.

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Arizona vineyards produce a surprising variety of grapes in unexpected places

March 13, 2026

A recent University of Arizona Cooperative Extension harvest analysis gives growers a more detailed picture of their industry than they’ve ever had.

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Tucson Village Farm expands with tiny herd of dwarf dairy goats

March 5, 2026

The residents of the new Animal Education Center will enhance the teaching opportunities at the Cooperative Extension demonstration farm.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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