Diversifying crop systems can reduce risk of hazards like floods and extreme heat. With grants from USDA and FFAR, Tim Bowles and colleagues are working to quantify that risk reduction and bring the dollar value back to farmers.

“Monarchs are a symbol of ancestors in many cultures, so in a way, monarchs returning to the Gill Tract is a sign that we are doing something right."

Researchers from the Berkeley Agroecology Lab show that, on average, cover cropping leads to climate benefits without sacrificing farm level productivity.

A study by UC researchers projects that the one-cent-per-ounce tax will lead to a decline in diet-related diseases.

A team of UC Berkeley graduates have launched an interactive toolkit to inform community food systems planning.

A study by Berkeley Public Health researchers analyzes the oversight of food industry antimicrobial use.