The Imperial Valley Conservation Research Center (IVCRC) is a fully independent research center in Imperial Valley, California. With its year-round growing season and rich alluvial soils deposited over thousands of years of Colorado River flooding, the Imperial Valley boasts around 450,000 irrigable acres. IVCRC offers 120 acres of test fields in a variety of sizes, offices, labs, greenhouses, and coolers. We offer flexible arrangements from simple land lease to full service project management.
For the Imperial Valley, the collaboration represents an opportunity to connect IVCRC’s local research setting with UC ANR’s broader network of expertise.
“We’re excited to partner with UC ANR and continue the legacy of the farmers who established this research station in 1948,” Lopez said.
“We’re excited to partner with UC ANR and continue the legacy of the farmers who established this research station in 1948,” Lopez said.
Victor A. Lopez, President and CEO of Rockwood Ag Services and President of the Imperial Valley Conservation Research Center (IVCRC)
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