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State Farm Bureau leaders meet in Monterey
22 ACRES, GUINDA, CA . 450 gpm well (Boron < 1), VFD Pump, or Cache Creek rights 415-235-5200 INTERO SHOWCASE RE Sutter Co. 545ac. M/L in 4 Parcels. 240ac.M/L pro- ducing walnuts. 40 ac. ready to plant. 170 ac. Hunting/Habitat & 47 ac. pro- ducing walnuts. 10 ac. potential home site. Very scenic. Five excellent wells. Yolo co. 161 acres of 5th leaf Almonds. Contact: Mike Smith (530) 682-0533 DRE 01263942 msmith@interomove. com
2006, 2014 & 2015 planting, 20 x 15 spacing, double line drip irrigation with three deep wells. $12,600,000 ALMOND ORCHARD 420 ACRES M/L YOLO COUNTY, CA
BALLICO, CA: 19 acres of 8yr old Al- monds: Nonpareil & Price. 2K+lbs/acre. Drip on well. 20+ yr lease. (209)678- 3545
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FARMERS GET THE MOST, money for your Walnut Burls. Call Brush Hard- woods. 209-847-7345 WANTED!! Old Military vehicles, equip., books, pictures, etc.,
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SAFER ACID™ & SULFURIC ACID . We handle both. Which is best for your crops? Call Sean Barajas 559-805- 0179. Licensed PCA/CCA certified. Custom Application. Acid/Fertilizer Ti- tration System Sales and Service. Farmers Fertilizer & Supply, Inc. SULFURIC ACID custom application in orchards, vineyards & open ground, for help in correcting iron chlorosis, high pH & sodic soils. Water run applications. Contact Verdegaal Brothers, 559-582- 9205. www.verdegaalbrothers.com
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Stromer Realty Company Buzz Gill Mobile (530) 682-8485 Office (530) 671-2770 buzz@stromerrealty.com PEACH ORCHARD 163.75 ACRES M/L BUTTE COUNTY, CA 2016 & 2017 planting, micro jet irrigation, deep well, 18 x 15 spacing. Pacific Cost Producers membership contract. $4,600,000
California Farm Bureau played host to the 2021 American Farm Bureau Federation Western Region Presidents and Administrators Conference, held July 25-27 in Monterey. As part of the event, state Farm Bureau presidents visited sever- al farms in the area, including Lakeside Organic Gardens in Watsonville. From left, Scott Mugrage, Alaska Farm Bureau president; Hans McPherson, Montana Farm Bureau Federation president; Todd Fornstrom, Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation president; Ron LaPlant, Washington Farm Bureau president; Zippy Duvall, American Farm Bureau Federation president ; Ron Gibson, Utah Farm Bureau Federation president; Stefanie Smallhouse, Arizona Farm Bureau president ; Dick Peixoto, owner of Lakeside Organic Gardens; Jamie Johansson, California Farm Bureau president; Angela Bailey, Oregon Farm Bureau president; Bryan Searle, Idaho Farm Bureau Federation president; Craig Ogden, New Mexico Farm & Livestock Bureau president; Bevan Lister, Nevada Farm Bureau president; and Carlyle Currier, Colorado Farm Bureau president. FFA award finalists include Californians Two Californians are among the 16 finalists for the National FFA Organization 2021 top achievement awards. Josh Heupel from Le Grand, a member of the Golden Valley High School FFA chapter in Merced, is among four finalists for American Star Farmer. Mackenzie Camacho from Madera, a member of the O’Neals- Minarets FFA chapter inO’Neals, was named a finalist for American Star in Agriscience. Theother twoawardcategorieswere AmericanStar inAgribusiness and American Star in Agricultural Placement. The American Star awards represent the best of the best among thousands of American FFA degree recipients. The award rec- ognizes FFA members who have developed outstanding agri- cultural skills and competencies by completing a supervised agricultural-experience program. A required activity in FFA, an SAE allows members to learn by doing. Members can own and operate an agricultural business, intern at an agricultural business or conduct an agriculture-based scientific experiment and report the results. Other requirements to achieve the award include demon- strating top management skills ; completing key agricultural education, scholastic and leadership requirements; and earn- ing an American FFA degree, the organization’s highest level of student accomplishment. A panel of judges will interview the finalists and select onewinner from each award category for the 94th National FFA Convention and Expo, held in Indianapolis this fall. The four winners will be announced during the convention. Case IH, ElancoAnimalHealth, NAUCountry InsuranceCompany, Pepsico Inc, RAM Trucks and Syngenta sponsor the American FFA degree recognition program. August 4, 2021 Ag Alert 15
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1234 +/- AC of Prime Farmland, YOLO COUNTY. Currently in sunflowers, to- matoes and alfalfa. Primarily Class I soil. Water provided from 8 wells. Large blocks with permanent planting devel- opment opportunities don’t come on the market often! For more information, contact Cork or Megan at Natural Re- sources Group, Inc. 916-372-5595 or mredmond@natural-resources-group. com
Lemons, Avocados, Row Crop Land for Sale
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299-ACRE YOLO COUNTY WALNUT ORCHARD : Very nice Walnut orchard in Yolo County between Winters and Davis. Class I and II soils, two sources of water with three wells. 70 acres of open ground to plant and 190 acres of producing walnuts, nice older main house and smaller second house. Many outbuildings. Lots of potential with this one! $7,500,000. CALIFORNIA AGRICULTURAL PROPERTIES, INC. SCOTT STONE, BKR 530-681-1410 • www.calagprop.com
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