UC-CalFresh Nutrition Education Program
At the UC Cooperative Extension, we're helping build and maintain healthy families and communities.
The UC Cal-Fresh Adult Nutrition Education Program provides consumers with information in food and nutrition, food safety, food preservation, and money management. No-cost classes are available to low-income adults residing in Fresno County. 
Improving the health of Californians is important to the future of California. A poor diet can lead to serious health problems. Although California grows the freshest fruits, vegetables and nuts in the country, many people don't eat enough of these nutritious foods.
Eating a good diet is important to staying healthy. UC helps Californians choose a healthy lifestyle. For more on the UC Cooperative Extension's impact visit UC Delivers.
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Nopales are healthful and easy to grow at home
Posted 2/17/2012 -
Nopales, which can add interest to any landscape and, when harvested, a green-bean flavor to many dishes, are easy to propagate and grow in most parts of California, says UC Cooperative Extension farm advisor Richard Molinar.
Molinar has produced a...
UC Davis plant breeding: nurturing a rare breed
Posted 2/13/2012 -
While working in Tanzania on community development projects several years ago, Iago Lowe came to a life-changing conclusion:
Food security is central to projects that make a lasting difference in people's well-being. It ensures that communities have the...
