Sacramento Valley
Resources by county
- Shasta
- Tehema
- Glenn
- Butte
- Colusa
- Yuba/Sutter
- Yolo
- Sacramento
- UC Cooperative Extension Shasta County - Larry Forero County Director (530) 224-4900 lcforero@ucanr.edu
- Shasta County Planning Director Paul Hellman
resourcemanagement@co.shasta.ca.us 530) 225-5532 - Shasta County Environmental Health Department forms and information, from Fern Hastings, Shasta County Environmental Health Dept.
- B&B guidelines
- Cottage Food Operations water
- Cottage Food Operations self-cert checklist
- Cottage Food Operations FAQ
- Cottage Food Operations label requirements
- Cottage Food Operation Application
- Special Event Coordinator application
- Guidelines for Temporary Events
- Temporary Food Facility application
- Temporary Food Facility self-inspection checklist
- Food Facility application
- Housing Establishment application
- Presentation: Visit Redding - Introduction to the Tourism Community
- Shasta County agritourism activities allowances by zoning district
- Shasta County agencies and department contacts
- Shasta County Home Occupation and B&B zoning ordinances
- Happy Valley Farm Trail (Shasta County)
http://www.happyvalleyfarmtrail.org/ - Shasta Cascade Farm Finder (Siskiyou, Shasta, Tehama Counties) http://shastacascadefarmfinder.com/landing.shtml
niki@siskiyoucounty.org or 530.842.1638 - Shasta Cascade Viticulture Association
530-549-5375 - Nash Ranch Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze
Bob Nash, Nash Ranch, Shasta County
- Sierra Oro Farm Trail (530) 566-9849
- Presentation: Sierra Oro Farm Trail, by Jamie Johansson & Nicole Johansson
- Explore Butte County - website created by the Butte County Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID)
- North Sierra Wine Trail
(530) 343-8014 (Yuba/Butte region) - Butte County General Plan 2030 Dan Breedon, Principal Planner, Butte County Development Services Dept.
- Case study: Expanding Agritourism in Butte County, California - Shermain Hardesty, Penny Leff and Holly George
- North Yuba Grown agritourism association
- Margaret Gullette Lloyd, UCCE Small Farm Advisor, Yolo Sacramento & Solano Counties 530-564-8642, mglloyd@ucanr.edu
- Capay Valley Grown 530-787-3353 - agritourism association
- Yolo County Farm Tours (530) 297-1900 - agritourism marketing materials from Visit Yolo County
- Presentation: Yolo County Agritourism - Taro Echiburu, Yolo County Community Services
- Presentation: Powerful Promotion Through Partners - Tiffany Dozier, Yolo County Visitors Bureau
- Presentation: Tourism Matters, by Alan Humason, Yolo County Visitors Bureau
- Presentation: Agritourism Marketing Methods - Barbara Archer, Capay Organic & Farm Fresh to You
- Yolo County adopted ordinances for agricultural zoning in July 2014, allowing farm stays, farm dinners and other agritourism activities "by right".
- The Capay Valley Vision's Agricultural Task Force, a group of Yolo County farmers, wrote this letter to provide input into the new ordinances. Some of the suggestions led to changes from earlier drafts of the ordinances, with a wider range of agricultural production and visitor-serving activities allowed "by right" in the final version than in the earlier versions.
- Margaret Gullette Lloyd, UCCE Small Farm Advisor, Yolo Sacramento & Solano Counties 530-564-8642, mglloyd@ucanr.edu
- Sacramento River Delta Grown - agritourism association
- Sacramento County adopted ordinances in 2012 that allow many agritourism activities and events "by right" in agricultural zoning within the county, and also allow many agritourism operations to host an unlimited number of "community events" with a simplified permitting process.
- Presentation: Sacramento County Ag Tourism Code & Cottage Food, from Mark Barcellos, Sacramento County Environmental Management Department
Notes from Yolo/Solano/Sacramento Summit group discussions 2017