Mid County Farms

San Benito County Agricultural Commissioner Sealer, Ken Griffin, is responsible for overseeing agricultural activities in San Benito County, California. The county, which was formed in 1874 from parts of Monterey County, is named after the San Benito Valley and takes its name from a small river named after Saint Benedict, the patron saint of the married. The commissioner's office provides crop reports and information on field crops, vegetable row crops, fruit nut crops, cattle, livestock, and poultry in the county. San Benito County Agricultural Commissioner Sealer works closely with the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) and the California Department of Pesticide Regulation (CDPR) to ensure compliance with agricultural standards and regulations. The office also offers continuing education classes for CDPR licensees and is a member of the California Association of Standards and Agricultural Professionals (CASAP). With a focus on promoting sustainable agriculture and supporting the local farming community, the commissioner's office plays a vital role in the agricultural industry of San Benito County.Generated from the website

California Strawberry Commission supports the California strawberry industry with programs in research, education, public relations, public policy and issues management. The commission represents an industry of more than 600 growers, shippers and processors, working on their behalf in the areas of production research and education, nutrition research and category development, public relations and government affairs. California Strawberry Commission and the California Strawberry Growers Scholarship Fund have awarded more than 20 scholarships to high school seniors. The Environmental Protection Agency has recognized the California Strawberry Commission with the Stratospheric Ozone Protection Award for efforts to reduce use and emissions of methyl bromide. California Strawberry Commission is located in Watsonville, Calif.

The Santa Clara County Farm Bureau is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting, promoting, and preserving agriculture in Santa Clara County, emphasizing its economic and environmental benefits to the community. With a focus on political involvement, education, and member development, the Farm Bureau supports local farmers and ranchers who grow a diverse range of crops contributing significantly to the local economy and supplying key ingredients to well-known products. Generated from the website