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Doctoral student Will Hazzard, who leads the SCOPE program zinnia team with Professor Charlie Brummer. (Trina Kleist / UC Davis)

Plant Sciences faculty win $5 million in three USDA grants

by Trina Kleist
October 16, 2023

Food & Agriculture

Sustainable orchards, regional pest control and organic agriculture education will advance with three grants awarded to faculty in the UC Davis Department of Plant Sciences. The $5 million in funding for the projects comes through the United States Department of Agriculture.

Sheep grazing on the grass mounds near the Silo and Bainer Hall on April 1, 2022. Photo by: Karin Higgins

Sheep Mowers Return to UC Davis

by Tiffany Dobbyn
April 20, 2022

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Sheep Mower's Spring Quarter Schedule

Grazing hours: 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

This UC Davis ewe, center, will be transported with more than 20 more in her flock to the Campus Gateway Wednesday through Friday as part of a campus pilot project using sheep to graze grounds in a central part of campus. Here the sheep are grazing in their campus pasture on the west part of campus last week. (Gregory Urquiaga, UC Davis)

Sheep Will Graze the UC Davis Gateway to Help Maintain Landscape

by Karen Nikos-Rose
May 05, 2021

Environment

Lawn in Main Thoroughfare Will Become Pastoral

Sheep will graze the University of California, Davis, Campus Gateway on Old Davis Road this week in an academic experiment to see if sheep can eat weeds and grass, fertilize and control pests as well as or better than using conventional landscaping methods.