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University of California, Agriculture & Natural Resources Catalog Agritourism Enterprises on Your Farm or Ranch: Where to Start by Holly George and Ellie Rilla about navigating the regulatory processes in California. This PDF guide can be downloaded free.
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Selling Locally Grown Meat

Processing Requirements Labeling Requirements for Meat Marketing Labels Label Approvals Food Safety Meat Storage & Transportation Additional Meat Processing Resources Selling Meat at Farmers Market Meat Products and Pet Food Meat: Who Regulates What Non-Amenable Species CDFA: CA Department of Food &...
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Selling Fresh Shell Eggs

The sale of raw shell eggs sold from your property, at Certified Farmer's Market, grocery stores, restaurants and institutions are covered by this fact sheet. California Department of Food & Agriculture (CDFA) administers this program. Eggs must be from hens under your ownership and care.
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Funding Sources

List of possible funding sources from government, NGO's and other organizations. USDA Programs in the Local Food Supply Chain (pdf) and Grants, Loans and Other Support by USDA AMS. A summary overview of various programs, this is an incomplete list.
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Business Resources

Requirements for All Businesses Business and Home Occupation Licenses Hiring Employees Fictitious Business Name Statement Insurance Sales/Use Tax for Ag Operations Resources for Getting Started in Business Most businesses usually need all of the following: Employer Identification Number if filing ta...
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Other Resources

See also Business License, Funding Sources and Publications The following are links not affiliated with or recommended by UCANR. These links are being provided as a convenience and for informational purposes only.
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Farm Labor

Farm Commons "From exploring wage and insurance obligations, to establishing an internship program, to providing workers housing, and more, find tipsheets, flowcharts, checklists, guides and multimedia material for navigating employment laws here.
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Non-Amenable Species

As a rule, wild killed game is not allowed to be sold. Have a question? Ask the Ag OmbudsmanNon-amenable species meat may be sold if slaughtered and processed at a CDFA licensed or USDA inspected plant.
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