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California Agricultural Directory California Agricultural Directory California Department of Food and Agriculture ............................................ 138 County Farm Bureaus ................................... 160 Agricultural Publications .............................. 143 Farm Labor Organizations ............................ 162 California Marketing Programs .................... 144 National Agricultural Organizations ............ 163 California Agricultural Organizations .......... 146 Selected Government Agencies .................. 167 California Fair Network ................................. 153 State Departments of Food and Agriculture ............................................ 169 Certified Farmers’ Market Associations ...... 156 University Agricultural Programs ................. 171 California Agricultural Commissioners and Sealers of Weights & Measures .......... 158 Water and Natural Resources ...................... 175 California Agricultural Resource Directory 2008–2009 137 California Department of Food and Agriculture 1220 N Street Pierce’s Disease Control Program Livestock Identification Sacramento, CA 95814 Robert L. Wynn, Greg Lawley, Branch Chief www.cdfa.ca.gov Statewide Coordinator (916) 654-0889; Fax (916) 653-5190 (916) 651-6870; Fax (916) 651-0275 Meat and Poultry Inspection Office of the Secretary Public Affairs Dennis L. Thompson, DVM, A.G. Kawamura, Secretary Michael T. Jarvis, Deputy Secretary Branch Chief Will Brown, Undersecretary of Public Affairs (916) 654-0504; Fax (916) 654-2608 George Deese, Deputy Secretary Steve Lyle, Director Michael T. Jarvis, Deputy Secretary (916) 654-0462; Fax (916) 657-4240 Milk and Dairy Food Safety Nancy Lungren, Deputy Secretary Stephen Beam, Ph.D., Branch Chief Rayne Pegg, Deputy Secretary State Veterinarian (916) 653-6681; Fax (916) 653-7512 Robert Tse, Deputy Secretary Richard E. Breitmeyer, DVM, MPVM David Pegos, Assistant Secretary (916) 651-6870; Fax (916) 651-0713 Jonnalee Henderson, Policy Analyst Fairs and Expositions Ariana Oliva, Executive Fellow Mike Treacy, Director Sue Hessing, Principal Assistant to Administrative Services 1010 Hurley Way, Suite 200 the Secretary Janet Glaholt, Director Sacramento, CA 95825 (916) 654-0433; Fax (916) 654-0403 (916) 654-1020; Fax (916) 653-0206 (916) 263-2952; Fax (916) 263-2969 Agricultural and Environmental Budget Office Stewardship Jack Wright, Branch Chief Inspection Services John Hewitt, Acting Director (916) 654-0398; Fax (916) 654-0553 Nate Dechoretz, Director (916) 657-4956; Fax (916) 657-5017 560 J Street, Suite 220 Departmental Services Sacramento, CA 95814 California State Board of Paula Lewis, Branch Chief (916) 445-0029; Fax (916) 445-0232 Food and Agriculture (916) 654-0954; Fax (916) 654-0542 Joshua Eddy, Executive Director Egg Quality Control Program (916) 651-8423; Fax (916) 657-4240 Federal Funds Management Office Anthony Herrera, Kathy Alameda, Manager Program Supervisor County/State Liaison Office (916) 651-9888; Fax (916) 653-0206 (916) 445-4243; Fax (916) 445-2174 Kevin Masuhara, Director (916) 654-0433; Fax (916) 654-0403 Financial Services Feed, Fertilizer and Livestock Sue Louie, Branch Chief Drugs Regulatory Services Equal Employment (916) 654-0362; Fax (916) 654-6269 Asif Maan, Branch Chief Opportunity Office (916) 445-0444; Fax (916) 445-2171 Patricia Rodden-Kesner, EEO Officer Human Resources (916) 654-1005; Fax (916) 654-8592 Nikki Hall, Branch Chief Inspection and Compliance (916) 654-0790; Fax (916) 653-5661 Rick Jensen, Branch Chief Information Technology Services (916) 445-2180; Fax (916) 445-2427 Davood Ghods, Agency Information Officer Animal Health and Food Center for Analytical Chemistry (916) 654-0442; Fax (916) 654-1236 Safety Services Nirmal Saini, Branch Chief Annette Whiteford, DVM, Director 3292 Meadowview Road Legal Office (916) 654-0881; Fax (916) 653-4249 Sacramento, CA 95832 Vacant, Chief Counsel (916) 262-1434; Fax (916) 262-1572 John Hewitt, Legal Counsel Animal Health (916) 654-1393; Fax (916) 653-1293 Kent Fowler, DVM, Branch Chief Marketing Services (916) 654-1447; Fax (916) 653-2215 Vacant, Director Legislative Office 560 J Street, Suite 150 Rayne Pegg, Deputy Secretary Emergency Preparedness Unit Sacramento, CA 95814 of Legislation John Rowden, Program Manager (916) 445-5055; Fax (916) 445-2655 Carla Sanchez, Legislative Manager (916) 651-0400; Fax (916) 651-7299 (916) 654-0433; Fax (916) 654-0403 138 California Agricultural Resource Directory 2008–2009 California Department of Food and Agriculture Dairy Marketing Pest Exclusion Animal Health and David Ikari, Branch Chief Nick Condos, Branch Chief Food Safety Services (916) 341-5988; Fax (916) 341-6697 (916) 654-0312; Fax (916) 654-0986 Meat and Poultry Inspection 2789 South Orange Avenue Market Enforcement Plant Pest Diagnostics Fresno, CA 93725 Agatha d’Esterhazy, Branch Chief Umesh Kodira, Branch Chief (559) 233-7318; Fax (559) 233-7318 (916) 341-6276; Fax (916) 341-6551 3294 Meadowview Road Sacramento, CA 95832 Animal Health and Marketing (916) 262-1100; Fax (916) 262-1190 Food Safety Services Bob Maxie, Branch Chief Milk and Dairy Food Safety (916) 341-6005; Fax (916) 341-6826 2550 Mariposa Street, Room 3051 Field Offices Fresno, CA 93721 Milk Pooling Alameda County (559) 445-5506; Fax (559) 445-5909 John Lee, Branch Chief Animal Health and (916) 341-5901; Fax (916) 341-5995 Food Safety Services Inspection Services Milk and Dairy Food Safety Egg Quality Control Program National Agricultural Statistics 1515 Clay Street, Suite 803 498 West Mitchell Avenue Services, California Field Office Oakland, CA 94612 Clovis, CA 93612 Victor Tolomeo, Branch Chief (510) 622-4810; Fax (510) 622-4808 (559) 297-5430; Fax (559) 297-5430 650 Capitol Mall, Suite 6-100 Sacramento, CA 95814 Butte County Inspection Services (916) 498-5161; Fax (916) 498-5186 Inspection Services Feed, Fertilizer and Livestock Drugs Shipping Point Inspection Regulatory Services 40 Philadelphia Drive, Suite 104 1683 North Helm Avenue Measurement Standards Chico, CA 95973 Fresno, CA 93727 Ed Williams, Director (530) 898-8427; Fax (530) 898-9034 (559) 452-9687; Fax (559) 452-9459 6790 Florin-Perkins Road, Suite 100 Sacramento, CA 95828 Del Norte County Inspection Services (916) 229-3000; Fax (916) 229-3026 Plant Health and Fruit and Vegetable Quality Control Pest Prevention Services Standardization Compliance and Evaluation Pest Exclusion–Agricultural Northern District Roger Macey, Branch Chief Inspection Station Post Office Box 8387 (916) 229-3000 17200 Highway 101 North Fresno, CA 93747 Smith River, CA 95567 (559) 456-4603; Fax (559) 456-4603 Measurement Services (707) 487-8245; Fax (707) 487-4046 Ronald Flores, Program Supervisor Inspection Services (916) 229-3000 Plant Health and Shipping Point Inspection Pest Prevention Services 165 East Tulare Street Metrology Pest Exclusion–Agricultural Dinuba, CA 93618 Greg Boers, Principal State Inspection Station (559) 595-8000; Fax (559) 595-8008 Metrologist Post Office Box 309 (916) 229-3000 U.S. Highway 199 Inspection Services O’Brien, OR 97534 Shipping Point Inspection Weighmaster Enforcement and (541) 596-2119; Fax (541) 596-2119 778 South Madera Avenue Petroleum Products Kerman, CA 93630 Kristin Macey, Branch Chief El Dorado County (559) 846-7323; Fax (559) 846-7336 (916) 229-3000 Plant Health and Pest Prevention Services Measurement Standards Pest Exclusion–Agricultural Fresno Regional Office Plant Health and Pest Inspection Station 2550 Mariposa Street, Room 3044 Prevention Services Post Office Box 550370 Fresno, CA 93721 John Connell, Director U.S. Highway 50 (559) 445-5403; Fax (559) 445-5268 (916) 654-0317; Fax (916) 654-1018 South Lake Tahoe, CA 96155 (530) 577-2196; Fax (530) 577-4636 Plant Health and Integrated Pest Control Pest Prevention Services Robert Leavitt, Branch Chief Fresno County Integrated Pest Control (916) 654-0768; Fax (916) 653-2403 Animal Health and Beet Curly Top Virus and Pink Food Safety Services Bollworm Pest Detection/Emergency California Animal Health and Food 2895 North Larkin Avenue, Suite A Fresno, CA, 93727 Projects Safety Laboratory System (559) 294-2031; Fax (559) 294-2037 Debby Tanouye, Branch Chief 2789 South Orange Avenue (916) 654-1211; Fax (916) 654-0555 Fresno, CA 93725 (559) 498-7740; Fax (559) 485-8097 California Agricultural Resource Directory 2008–2009 139 California Department of Food and Agriculture Plant Health and Plant Health and Mendocino County Pest Prevention Services Pest Prevention Services Inspection Services Integrated Pest Control Integrated Pest Control Shipping Point Inspection Noxious Weed and Hydrilla 5100 Douglas Avenue-Minterfield Post Office Box 580 2889 North Larkin Avenue, Suite 106 Shafter, CA 93263 Talmage, CA 95481 Fresno, CA 93727 (661) 395-2914; Fax (661) 399-1601 (707) 467-9021 (559) 294-6005; Fax (559) 294-2037 Lake County Plant Health and Plant Health and Plant Health and Pest Prevention Services Pest Prevention Services Pest Prevention Services Pest Detection/Emergency Projects Pest Detection/Emergency Projects Integrated Pest Control 3001 South State Street, Suite 26 2889 North Larkin Avenue, Suite 106 893 Lakeport Boulevard Ukiah, CA 95482 Fresno, CA 93727 Lakeport, CA 95453 (707) 468-5623 (559) 294-6763; Fax (559) 294-6767 (707) 263-1649; Fax (707) 263-1052 Modoc County Plant Health and Lassen County Plant Health and Pest Prevention Services Plant Health and Pest Prevention Services Pest Exclusion Pest Prevention Services Pest Exclusion–Agricultural 2889 North Larkin Avenue, Suite B Pest Exclusion–Agricultural Inspection Station Fresno, CA 93727
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