The University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) was established in Glenn County in 1915. We provide education, outreach and research activities to the county. Nestled within the Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources, UC Cooperative Extension is best described as a vast network of UC researchers and educators. In return for University work in our community, the county provides support to UCCE including administrative staff, facilities, transportation, utilities and other support. We owe a debt of gratitude to the Glenn County Board of Supervisors for their steadfast support of our office and our programs. We are here to serve all residents of the county and base our programs and research on local needs.

Our work would not be possible without the hundreds of volunteers who extend our reach through the Master Gardener Program and the 4-H Youth Development Program. Our local partners are integral to our success; we can further leverage our resources by working with partners like the Natural Resources Conservation Service, the Resource Conservation District and the Farm Bureau. Our locally relevant applied research would be impossible without the collaboration of dozens of forward thinking and innovative farmer cooperators. The insight from these leaders within our food production systems is essential to conduct our problem-solving research. We would not be able to offer our programs at little or not cost to our community without the support of our private donors. We sincerely thank each and every individual and business who has invested in our future! Looking forward to a bright future here in Glenn County!

We are UC Cooperative Extension.