The cover.. depicts a vineyard in Santa Barbara County.

The cover and graphics were designed by Gus Maio .The world map base image on pages 7-8 was authorized for use by Creative Copy from Merced County. Special thanks to Stephanie Kennedy for heading up the production team for this years crop report.

April 23, 2012

The Honorable Board of Supervisors Santa Barbara County and Karen Ross, Secretary California Department of Food and Agriculture

I am pleased to submit the 2011 Santa Barbara County Agricultural Production Report. This annual report presents statistical information on the acreage, yield, and value of Santa Barbara Countys agricultural products. Agriculture continues to be the County's major producing industry. The 2011 gross production was valued at $1,194,379,056. This is a $25.6 million (2.1%) decrease in gross value when compared with the 2010 figure. In spite of the decrease, 2011 was the sixth year in a row that agriculture surpassed the one billion dollar benchmark. Santa Barbara County's diversified agriculture continues to provide a strong base for our local economy. Through the multiplier effect, it has a local impact in excess of $2.4 billion dollars. It must be emphasized that the values in this report are gross values and in no way reflect net income. All of the various costs of production must be subtracted to determine the net income. I wish to express my appreciation for the cooperation of all the growers, organizations and individuals who provided the information necessary for this report and special thanks to the members of my staff who worked so hard at compiling it. Respectfully submitted,

Cathleen M. Fisher Agricultural Commissioner

263 Camino del Remedio Santa Barbara, California 93110 Phone (805) 681-5600 Fax (805) 681-5603 www.countyofsb.org/agcomm/

Table of Contents

VEGETABLE CROPS. FRUIT AND NUT CROPS .. NURSERY PRODUCTS ..... FIELD CROPS.. LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY.. LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND APIARY PRODUCTS.. SEED CROPS MISCELLANEOUS CROPS MAP OF EXPORTED COMMODITIES. MILLION DOLLAR PRODUCTS SUMMARY.. COMPARATIVE AGRICULTURAL VALUES............................................................ SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL SUMMARY... DEPARTMENT STAFF

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Vegetable Crops
Harvested Acreage 310 327 27,248 26,395 930 870 7,616 7,805 3,546 3,591 9,492 10,238 3,850 3,871 1,096 1,150 915 915 11,507 10,227 66,510 65,389 Yield Per Acre 1,212.40 1,286.67 642.10 621.47 826.13 821.28 687.25 761.07 1,084.90 1,171.17 679.31 711.59 622.10 627.55 783.01 856.70 735.30 735.95 Total Production 375,839 420,741 17,495,956 16,403,700 768,307 714,514 5,234,072 5,940,151 3,846,665 4,205,671 6,448,041 7,285,258 2,394,942 2,429,246 858,180 985,205 672,808 673,394 Price Per Unit $7.48 $7.35 $7.25 $7.47 $6.49 $6.78 $8.11 $8.03 $9.88 $9.70 $10.58 $10.50 $10.18 $10.23 $9.54 $9.92 $6.88 $7.04

Item

Year 2011

Unit CTN CTN CTN CTN CTN CTN CTN CTN CTN CTN CTN CTN CTN CTN CTN CTN CTN CTN

Wt. 25# 25# 22# 22# 50# 50# 25# 25# 60# 60# 50# 50# 30# 30# 20# 20# 26# 26#

Total Value $2,811,275 $3,092,446 $126,845,680 $122,535,639 $4,986,314 $4,844,405 $42,448,329 $47,699,415 $38,005,047 $40,795,009 $68,220,272 $76,495,209 $24,380,512 $24,851,187 $8,187,034 $9,773,234 $4,628,925 $4,740,694 $116,635,752 $101,462,164 $437,149,140 $436,289,402

Bell Pepper

2010 2011

Broccoli

2010 2011

Cabbage

2010 2011

Cauliflower

2010 2011

Celery

2010 2011

Lettuce, Head

2010 2011

Lettuce, Leaf

2010 2011

Spinach Squash, Summer

2010 2011 2010 2011

Miscellaneous

2010 2011

Total

2010

Fruit and Nut Crops

Item

Year 2011

Harvested Acreage 7,543 7,427 20,504 21,753 1,399 1,407 6,471 7,680

Yield Per Acre 3.85 3.85 2.93 3.80 17.05 18.05

Total Production 29,041 28,594 60,077 82,661 23,850 25,396

Unit TON TON TON TON TON TON

Price Per Unit $2,001.21 $1,820.76 $1,281.00 $1,178.00 $512.26 $501.23

Total Value $58,118,083 $52,062,811 $76,958,637 $97,374,658 $12,217,419 $12,729,237 $366,650,056 $392,302,468

Avocados

2010 2011

Wine Grapes

2010 2011

Lemons

2010 2011

Strawberries Total

2010 2011

4,799 4,349 9.10 9.27 2,610 1,615 38,527 39,882

31,054,354 33,400,333 58,898 71,187

12# 12# TON TON

$10.45 $10.51 $715.35 $579.67

$324,518,000 $351,037,500 $42,132,056 $41,264,968 $5,720,035 $3,725,407 $519,664,230 $558,194,581

Fresh

2010 2011

Processing

2010 2011

Miscellaneous

2010 2011

Total

2010

Nursery Products

Cut Flowers:
Chrysanthemum Dahlia

Year 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 Iris Lily 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011

Greenhouse Sq. Ft. 1,563,300 1,702,939

Field Acres 7.25 2.02 29.00 29.00

Total Value $7,914,340 $8,475,218 $2,845,886 $2,836,113 $25,403,682 $26,671,770 $2,831,578 $3,013,768 $25,857,258 $25,117,254 $43,377,782 $40,986,573 $108,230,526 $107,100,696 $106,448 $123,084

Gerbera

3,643,640 3,404,040 62,638 67,739 3,095,401 3,440,400 5,016,388 5,010,314 13,381,367 13,625,432 6,000 6,000

----30.60 28.73 24.00 24.30 1,079.87 1,126.70 1,170.72 1,210.75 4.80 5.40

Miscellaneous Cut Flowers 2010 2011

Total Cut Flowers Cut Foliage Potted Plants:

2010 2011 2010

2011 Foliage Orchid Poinsettia 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 Miscellaneous Other Nursery Products
(Includes Herbaceous Perennials, Ground Covers, Turf, Bulbs, Bedding Plants, Vegetable Transplants, Fruit Trees and Vines, Woody Ornamentals, and Ground Covers)

498,826 524,926 2,419,688 2,395,978 215,000 232,581 1,638,599 1,680,859 2,056,622 2,055,763 20,210,102 20,521,539

----15.00 15.00 ----34.63 34.29 383.01 371.22 1,608.16 1,645.66

$1,232,511 $1,024,715 $11,665,388 $11,378,657 $797,350 $746,832 $17,373,761 $15,291,939 $39,882,700 $36,712,434 $179,288,684 $172,378,357

Potted Plants

2010 2011 2010

TOTAL

2011 2010

Field Crops

Item

Year 2011

Harvested Acreage 3,150 3,170 579 564 4,306 4,505 5,300 5,300 584,125 584,125 2,009 2,009 945 945 600,414 600,618

Yield Per Acre 18.63 18.77 7.15 6.93 2.75 2.87

Total Production 58,707.80 59,500.90 4,141.85 3,908.52 11,844.31 12,929.35

Unit CWT CWT TON TON TON TON

Price Per Unit $56.70 $56.99 $212.00 $195.61 $161.00 $166.92 $120.00 $120.00 $7.25 $7.25

Total Value $3,328,737 $3,390,956 $878,073 $764,546 $1,906,935 $2,158,167 $636,000 $636,000 $4,234,906 $4,234,906 $666,769 $666,769 $239,107 $239,107 $11,890,527 $12,090,451

Beans, Dry Edible

2010 2011

Alfalfa

2010 2011

Hay, Grain

2010 2011

Pasture, Irrigated

2010 2011

Non-Irrigated

2010 2011

11.90 11.90

23,907.10 23,907.10

TON TON

$27.89 $27.89

Silage

2010 2011

Miscellaneous

2010 2011

Total

2010

Livestock and Poultry

Item Cattle and Calves Miscellaneous Year 2011 2010 2010 2010 2011 2010 Number of Head 37,688 37,022 Total Liveweight 266,504 240,783 Unit CWT CWT Price Per Unit $98.22 $86.22 Total Value $26,176,010 $20,760,310 $2,486,080 $2,415,858 $28,662,090 $23,176,168

Total

Livestock, Poultry, & Apiary Products

Item Miscellaneous Year 2011 2010 2011 2010 Total Value $8,089,000 $8,088,609 $8,089,000 $8,088,609

Total

Seed Crops
Item Bean Seed Flower Seed Vegetable Seed Year 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 Harvested Acreage 686 723 708 681 700 732 2,094 2,136 Yield Per Acre 20.38 21.95 Total Production 13,981 15,870 Unit CWT CWT Price Per Unit $74.27 $74.27 Total Value $1,038,424 $1,178,665 $5,735,158 $5,737,369 $2,861,803 $2,861,803 $9,635,385 $9,777,837

Total

MISCELLANEOUS CROPS

VEGETABLE CROPS Includes: Anise, artichoke, arugula, asparagus, baby vegetables, basil, beets, brussels sprouts, carrots, celery root, chard, cherry tomatoes, chervil, chili peppers, Chinese cabbage, cilantro, sweet corn, collard greens, cucumber, dandelion, eggplant, endive, escarole, frisee, green beans, Indian corn, kale, kohlrabi, leeks, processed lettuce, mache, mizuma, mustard greens, dry onions, green onions, parsley, peaches, peas (edible pod), potato, processed celery, radicchio, radish, winter squash, tomatillos, tomatoes, and upland cress. FRUIT AND NUT CROPS Includes: Apple, apricot, blackberry, blueberry, cherimoya, guava, lime, melons, olive, oranges, passion fruit, peach, pears, persimmon, pistachio, plum, pluot, pumpkin, raspberry, sapote, tangerines, walnut, and watermelon. NURSERY PRODUCTS Cut flowers Includes: Agapanthus, alstromeria, anemone, anthurium, aster, bells of Ireland, Bird of Paradise, buplurium, calla lily, carnation, celosia, delphinium, dianthus, freesia, gardenia, gladiola, gypsophlia, hyacinth, hydrangea, kangaroo paw, larkspur, liatris, limonium, lisianthus, maine blue, misty, monte casino, narcissus, orchid, ornithogalum, protea, Queen Annes lace, ranunculus, rose, safari sunset, scented geranium, snapdragon, solidago, solidaster, statice, stephanotis, stock, sunflower, sweet pea, tuberose, tulip, and veronica. Potted plants Includes: Anthurium, begonia, calla lily, corn pepper strawflower, cyclamen, exacum, fuchsia, geranium, gerbera, hydrangea, ivy, kalanchoe cineraria, lavender, lily, ornamental pepper, primrose, and rose. FIELD CROPS Includes: Straw, small grains, and pea hay. LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY Includes: Aquaculture, breeding stock, chickens, goats, sheep, and swine. LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND APIARY PRODUCTS Includes: Apiary products (honey, bees wax, pollen, and pollination), milk, and milk products.

Exported Commodities: Artichoke, Avocados, Bare Root Plants, Beans, Beets, Blackberries, Blueberries, Bok Choy, Broccoli, Brussel Sprout, Butternut Squash, Cabbage, Carrot, Cauliflower, Celery, Cilantro,
Cucumber, Cut Flowers, Cut Greens, Lettuce, Napa Cabbage, Onion, Parsley, Peppers, Potted Plants , Radicchio, Romaine, Rooted Plant Cuttings, Snap Peas, Spinach, Strawberries, Tomato, Zucchini

AUSTRALIA * BAHAMAS * BRAZIL * CANADA * CHILE * CHINA * COSTA RICA * FRANCE * GERMANY * GUATEMALA * INDIA * INDONESIA * ISREAL * ITALY * JAMAICA * JAPAN * KENYA *KOREA KUWAIT * MEXICO * NETHERLANDS * NEW CALDONIA * NEW ZEALAND * PANAMA * PHILIPPINES * QATAR * SAUDI ARABIA * SINGAPORE * SOUTH AFRICA * SPAIN * TAIWAN *THAILAND * TRINIDAD & TOBAGO * TURKEY * UKRAINE * UNITED * ARAB EMIRATES * UNITED KINGDOM * UNITED STATES * ZAMBIA

MILLION DOLLAR PRODUCTS 2011 Ranking

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Strawberries Broccoli Wine Grapes Head Lettuce Avocados Cauliflower Celery Cattle Lily Cut Flowers Gerbera Cut Flowers Leaf Lettuce Lemons Orchid Potted Plants Spinach Chrysanthemum Cut Flowers Flower seed Cabbage Summer Squash Dry Edible Beans Vegetable Seed Dahlia Cut Flowers Iris Cut Flowers Bell Peppers Grain Hay Foliage Potted Plants Bean Seed $366,650,056 $126,845,680 $76,958,637 $68,220,272 $58,118,083 $42,448,329 $38,005,047 $26,176,010 $25,857,258 $25,403,682 $24,380,512 $12,217,419 $11,665,388 $8,187,034 $7,914,340 $5,735,158 $4,986,314 $4,628,925 $3,328,737 $2,861,803 $2,845,886 $2,831,578 $2,811,275 $1,906,935 $1,232,511 $1,038,424

2010
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Summary
ACREAGE
Vegetable Crops Fruit &Nut Crops Nursery Products Field Crops Seed Crops Livestock and Poultry Livestock, Poultry & Apiary Products 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 66,510 65,389 38,527 39,882 2072 2,117 600,414 600,618 2,094 2,136

FOB VALUE
$437,149,140 $436,289,402 $519,664,230 $558,194,581 $179,288,684 $172,378,357 $11,890,527 $12,090,451 $9,635,385 $9,777,837 $28,662,090 $23,176,168 $8,089,000 $8,088,609 $1,194,379,056 $1,219,995,405

Total

709,617 710,142

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COMPARATIVE AGRICULTURAL VALUES

2011 ......................................... $1,194,379,056 2010 ......................................... $1,219,995,405 2009 ........................................ $1,241,400,501 2008 ......................................... $1,137,350,118 2007 ......................................... $1,103,322,033 2006 ......................................... $1,016,735,144 2005 ............................................ $997,600,578 2004 ............................................ $905,387,495 2003 ............................................ $858,016,583 2002 ............................................ $771,662,986 2001 ............................................ $709,117,112 2000 ............................................ $735,003,901 1999 ............................................ $656,969,259 1998 ............................................ $611,859,484 1997 ............................................ $625,974,591 1996 ............................................ $581,637,098 1995 ............................................ $539,328,233 1994 ............................................ $509,777,967 1993 ............................................ $500,517,903 1992 ............................................ $443,228,285

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SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE
BIOLOGICAL CONTROL EFFORTS

PEST Ash Whitefly Siphonius phillyreae Western Grapeleaf Skeletonizer Harrisina brillians Grape Leafhopper Erythroneura elegantula Russian Wheat Aphid Diuraphis noxia

BIO-CONTROL AGENT Hymenoptera (parasitic wasp) Encarsia partenopea Diptera (larval parasitic fly) Ametadoria sp. Hymenoptera (egg parasitic wasp) Anagrus epos Hymenoptera (parasitic wasps) Aphelinus sp. Diaeretiella rapae Hymenoptera (parasitic wasps) Cales sp. Amitus sp. Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae Onthophagus taurus O. gazella O. alexis Hymenoptera (parasitic wasp) Metaphycus sp. Hymenoptera (parasitic wasp) Eulophidae: Tamarixia sp. Hymenoptera (parasitic wasp) Psyllaephagus pilosus Hymenoptera (parasitic wasp) Psyllaephagus bliteus Hymenoptera (parasitic wasps) Avetianella longoi (egg parasite) Syngaster lepidus (larval parasite) Doryctes sp. (larval parasite) Hymenoptera (parasitic wasp) Anaphes nitens

SCOPE OF PROGRAM County-wide+

6 sites (Cuyama Valley)+

200 acres (Santa Ynez)

40 acres (north County)+

Woolly Whitefly Aleurothrixus floccosus

Various sites (County-wide)+

Horn and Face Flies Musca autumnalis Haematobia irritans

76,000 acres (County-wide)

Ice Plant Scale Pulvinaria mesembryanthemi Eugenia Psyllid Trioza eugeniae Blue Gum Psyllid Ctenarytaina eucalypti Red Gum Lerp Psyllid Glycaspis brimblecombei Eucalyptus Longhorned Borer Phoracantha semipunctata

Various sites (County-wide)+

Various sites (County-wide)+

Various sites (County-wide)+

Various sites (County-wide)

Various sites (County-wide)

Eucalyptus Snout Beetle Gonipterus scutellatus

3 sites (south coast)

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Sustainable Agriculture cont. BIOLOGICAL CONTROL EFFORTS PEST Yellow Starthistle Centaurea solstitialis BIO-CONTROL AGENT Bangasternus orientalis (a bud weevil) Eustenopus villosus (Hairy weevil) Larinus curtis (a flower weevil) Diptera: Tephritidae Urophora sirunaseva (a gall fly) Chaetorellia succineas (seedhead fly) Puccinia jaceae (a rust disease) Coleoptera: Curculionidae Rhinocyllus conicus Coleoptera: Curculionidae Microlarinus spp. SCOPE OF PROGRAM Several sites (National Forest) Various sites (National Forest) 2 sites (National Forest) 3 sites (National Forest) 2 sites (National Forest) 1 site (National Forest) Various sites (500 acres)

Italian Thistle Carduus pycnocephalus Puncture Vine Tribulus terrestris Giant Whitefly Dialeurodicus dugesii

3 sites (County-wide)

Hymenoptera (parasitic wasps) Various sites (south coast) Entedononecremnus krauteri (larval parasite) Encarsiella noyesii (larval parasite) Idioporus affinis (larval parasite) Hymenoptera (larval parasitic wasps) Tsyttalia concolor & lounsburyi Utetes africanus Coleoptera: Coccinellidae Nephaspis sp (a ladybug) Hymenoptera (parasitic wasp) Enoggera reticulata Hymenoptera (egg parasite) Amaphes nitens hand/mechanical removal Various sites (south coast)

Olive Fruit Fly Bactocera oleae

Nesting Whitefly Paraleurodes minei Australian Tortoise Beetle Trachymela sloanei Eucalyptus Snout Beetle Gonipterus scutellatus Giant Reed Arundo donax

3 sites (south coast)

1 site (Goleta)

3 sites (south coast)

1000 pounds removed

+ Bio-control agent effectively controlling target pest in Santa Barbara County.

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ORGANIC FARMING 116 Organic Farms were registered in Santa Barbara County in 2011. Utilizing organic principles as required by the California Organic Products Act of 2004, these farms produce a wide variety of crops.

VEGETABLE CROPS Includes: Anise, arugula, asparagus, basil, beans, beets, bell peppers, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, chard, cherry tomato, chicory, chili peppers, chives, cilantro, corn, cucumber, eggplant, endive, fennel, garlic, gourmet specialty vegetables, green onions, herbs, kale, kohlrabi, lettuce, leeks, mizuna, mushrooms, mustard greens, onions, oriental vegetables, parsley, peas, potato, pumpkin, radish, rhubarb, spinach, squash, sweet potato, tomato, tomatillo, turnip, and vegetable transplants.

FRUIT AND NUT CROPS Includes: Apple, apricot, avocado, banana, cherimoya, fig, grapefruit, grape, guava, jujube, kiwi, lemon, lime, loquat, macadamia nut, mandarin, melon, nectarine, olive, orange, passion fruit, peach, persimmon, plum, pluot, raspberry, sapote, strawberry, tangelo, tangerine, and watermelon.

FIELD CROPS Includes: Pasture and rangeland.

NURSERY PRODUCT Includes: Cactus, potted plants, and potted herbs.

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Sustainable Agriculture cont.

PEST EXCLUSION
PEST (RATING) SCALE INSECTS: Herclueana Scale (A) Clavaspis herculeana Mining Scale (A) Howardia biclavis Red Wax Scale (A) Ceroplastes rubens Magnolia White Scale (A) Pseudaulacaspis cockerelli Magnolia White Scale (A) Pseudaulacaspis cockerelli Rufous scale (A) Selenaspidus articulatus Unidentified soft scale sp. (Q) Coccidae Fig wax scale (Q) Ceroplastes rusci Cycad Aulacaspis Scale (Q) Aulacaspis yasumatsui Armored scale (Q) Acutaspis sp. Unidentified soft scale sp. (Q) Coccidae Chaff scale (B) Parlatoria pergandii California red scale (B) Aonidiella aurantii Purple scale (B) Lepidosaphes beckii BEETLE: Dunnage Beetle (A) Sinoxylon anale 15 Nursery Stock/Common Carrier/Hawaii 2 Rejected/Destroyed HOST/MECHANISM/ORIGIN NUMBER/DISPOSITION

Nursery Stock/Commercial Carrier/Hawaii

1 Rejected/Returned

Lei/Common Carrier/Hawaii

1 Rejected/Destroyed

Lei/Common Carrier/Brazil

1 Rejected/Destroyed

Nursery Stock /Retail Store/San Diego

3 Rejected/Destroyed

Mango/Common Carrier/Peru

2 Rejected/Destroyed

Cut Flowers/Common Carrier/Unknown

1 Rejected/Destroyed

Nursery Stock/Retail Store/San Diego

1 Rejected/Destroyed

Nursery Stock/Carrier/Hawaii

1 Rejected/Destroyed

Nursery Stock/Incoming Shipment/Hawaii

1 Rejected/Destroyed

Nursery Stock/Incoming Shipment/Unknown 1 Rejected/Destroyed

Grapefruit/ Common Carrier/Texas

1 Rejected/Destroyed

Tangerine/Common Carrier/Florida

1 Rejected/Destroyed

Tangerine/Common Carrier/Florida

1 Rejected/Destroyed

Wood Pallets/Container Transport/India

1 Detected/Treated

Sustainable Agriculture cont. ANT: Whitefooted Ant (Q) Technomyrmex albipes LEAFHOPPER: Unidentified sp. (Q) Ciccadellidae

Cut flowers/Common Carrier/Hawaii

1 Detected/Destroyed

Nursery Stock/Incoming Shipment/Hawaii

1 Detected/Released

PEST EXCLUSION
PEST (RATING) MEALYBUG: Giant bamboo mealybug (Q) Palmicultor lumpurensis PSYLLID: Tipu psyllid (Q) Platycorpha nigrivirga FLY: A leafminer fly (Q) Melanagromyza sp. HOST/MECHANISM/ORIGIN NUMBER/DISPOSITION

Bamboo/Nursery Inspection/California

1 Detected/Treated

Tipu tree/ Inspection/California

1 Detected/Treated

Marigold/Submitted/California

1 Detected/Collected

FUNGUS: Fusarium wilt of Palm (A) Nursery Stock/Survey/California Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. Canariensis Chrysanthemum White Rust (Q) Puccinia horiana Chrysanthemum White Rust (Q) Puccinia horiana Nursery Stock/Survey/California

4 Detected/Destroyed

19 Detected/Destroyed

Cut Flowers/Common Carrier/California

2 Rejected/Destroyed

Rating definitions: "A" - An organism of known economic importance, subject to enforcement action involving eradication, quarantine regulation, containment, rejection, or other holding action. "Q" - An organism or disorder requiring temporary "A" action pending determination of a permanent quarantine rating. The organism is suspected to be of economic importance, but its status is uncertain because of incomplete identification or inadequate information. B An organism of known economic importance subject to: eradication, containment, control, or other holding action at the discretion of the individual County Agricultural Commissioner.

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DEPARTMENT STAFF

Commissioner/Sealer Cathleen M. Fisher Assistant Commissioner/Sealer vacant Deputy Commissioners Guy Tingos vacant Entomologist Brian Cabrera Plant Pathologist Heather Scheck Supervising Agricultural Biologist Debbie Trupe Agricultural Program Specialist David Chang Computer System Specialist Gus Maio Administrative Staff Katie Bell Traci Lewis Alicia Morales Kendra Stites Weights and Measures Inspectors Dennis Gibson Rod Ross Chris Tyler Agricultural Biologists Alma Cangelosi Nelson Medina Tom Donlon Pedro Murguia Harriet Heath Mary Ann Rajala Katie Caterino Chad Schmid Stephanie Kennedy Kirk Schram Lottie Martin Matt Victoria Ken Masuda

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