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Congratulations

2007 - 2008

President Grant Chaffin

 

Vice President Andy Domenigoni

Vice President Richard  Schmid

Vice President Darl Young, Jr.

 


Riverside County Farm Bureau is Proud to Announce
The Howie Award Recipient of 2007

 

Pictured L-R: President Grant Chaffin, Dick Kelley, John Fricker, and Tony Schmidt

John Fricker


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Effective July 17, 2004

Riverside County Farm Bureau's Area Code will change to 951.


High school students:Considering a career in agriculture? There are a number of scholarships available including those offered by       California Farm Bureau. Click here for more information.


Blueprint for Disaster: The MSHCP objections were a sum of questions rather than answers.


HCP gets back on track: Stakeholders are coming closer to consensus on habitat planning in western Riverside County.


Glassy-winged sharpshooter, the insect that is spreading Pierce's Disease in Temecula vineyards, is the subject of a California Department of Food and Agriculture web page. For complete information and additional web resources on this agricultural pest, visit CDFA's GWSS web page.

 

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