Santa Barbara County please honor your word to legal Cannabis farmers
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Eric
7 years ago
Don't take the hoops! The 805 is booming in a wonderful fashion
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Tess Kowalski
7 years ago
protect our farmers!!
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Beth Long
7 years ago
A covered canopy is a key piece of farming equipment for all agricultural whether it be Cannabis, Strawberries, Blueberries, Raspberries, Blackberries or flowers. It protects from off spray from wind drifts from neighboring farms, frost, powdery mildew, water evaporation, birds, butterflies that lay eggs , etc. The protection of the crop from these elements means a huge reduction in pesticides, herbicides, water usage, nutrients and product loss. The off spray in this County is a huge challenge for farmers. A covered canopy is the only piece of equipment to protect against a neighboring farm that is not OMRI certified.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Size limits should not be imposed on these inoffensive structures.
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Todd Mitchell
7 years ago
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Hoops should continue to be exempt from permits as they fit size limitations already in place. Supporting SB County's specialty agricultural crops including berries and Cannabis should be of importance.
Respectfully,
Todd Mitchell
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Kayl
7 years ago
Keep it local
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Joseph ganong
7 years ago
Protecting cannabis for those who can’t stand up and fight them self’s.
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Breez Smith
7 years ago
Keep the support showing up for the right focus.
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Erika Lane
7 years ago
Sb farmland!
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Mariah Moon
7 years ago
Support our farmers by allowing this practice to not be limited.
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Mariah Moon
7 years ago
Support our farmers!
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Chris Riley
7 years ago
Protect local ag practice
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Kelsie Crane
7 years ago
Please let the farmers keep their hoop houses. I have farmed in the Santa Barbara county for a few years on and off and it is pertinent that some crops get this extra protection. There is no reason not to allow this?! Thank you
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Why would we ban something that helps us in a state of consistent drought.
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James Spitzer
7 years ago
These restrictions are not necessary nor are they a good balance with the needs of small farmers. Please do not impose these business destroying regulations. Thank you.
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Ross Budrakey
7 years ago
God bless our farmers
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KELSEY O'REILLY
7 years ago
Hoop houses. Are a tool used in all forms of agriculture to help protect our vital crops. We are a compliant regulated agricultural crop that relies on our freedom to produce crops for our livelihood. Taking away hoophouses would damage all farmers United together to grow.
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James Buchanan
7 years ago
I hope
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Please don’t kick all this valuable tax revenue out the door. WE NEED IT!!! Use it wisely and the entire county will benefit.
Santa Barbara County please honor your word to legal Cannabis farmers
Don't take the hoops! The 805 is booming in a wonderful fashion
protect our farmers!!
A covered canopy is a key piece of farming equipment for all agricultural whether it be Cannabis, Strawberries, Blueberries, Raspberries, Blackberries or flowers. It protects from off spray from wind drifts from neighboring farms, frost, powdery mildew, water evaporation, birds, butterflies that lay eggs , etc. The protection of the crop from these elements means a huge reduction in pesticides, herbicides, water usage, nutrients and product loss. The off spray in this County is a huge challenge for farmers. A covered canopy is the only piece of equipment to protect against a neighboring farm that is not OMRI certified.
Size limits should not be imposed on these inoffensive structures.
Hoops should continue to be exempt from permits as they fit size limitations already in place. Supporting SB County's specialty agricultural crops including berries and Cannabis should be of importance. Respectfully, Todd Mitchell
Keep it local
Protecting cannabis for those who can’t stand up and fight them self’s.
Keep the support showing up for the right focus.
Sb farmland!
Support our farmers by allowing this practice to not be limited.
Support our farmers!
Protect local ag practice
Please let the farmers keep their hoop houses. I have farmed in the Santa Barbara county for a few years on and off and it is pertinent that some crops get this extra protection. There is no reason not to allow this?! Thank you
Why would we ban something that helps us in a state of consistent drought.
These restrictions are not necessary nor are they a good balance with the needs of small farmers. Please do not impose these business destroying regulations. Thank you.
God bless our farmers
Hoop houses. Are a tool used in all forms of agriculture to help protect our vital crops. We are a compliant regulated agricultural crop that relies on our freedom to produce crops for our livelihood. Taking away hoophouses would damage all farmers United together to grow.
I hope
Please don’t kick all this valuable tax revenue out the door. WE NEED IT!!! Use it wisely and the entire county will benefit.