Stinknet is an invasive species of wildflower that has been spreading across Arizona, and although some may find its yellow flowers attractive, it is doing untold damage to our native ecosystems.

Preparing your home for wildfire season means "hardening" your property by depriving wildfire of a place to take hold.

The Water Resources Research Center annual conference brought together more than 700 experts and stakeholders online and in person.

Spring is in the air and so is gardening. Anticipation of the future harvest is great time to start thinking about saving excess to enjoy year-round. Food preservation helps reduce waste, stretch your food budget, and enjoy seasonal flavors all year long.

The Pima County Master Gardener program is focused on community education. But the harvest has to go somewhere – and now it’s helping feed the campus community.

Ayman Mostafa, director of Maricopa County Extension and the Center for Urban Smart Agriculture explains some of the ways Cooperative Extension can help.

The Roosevelt Early Childhood Family Resource Center has been enriching lives with parenting and family development research for 15 years.

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

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

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