Beekeeping Boost Approved by Board
Sep. 16, 2015 | 3:55 PMReading Time: 2 minutes
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved new rules Wednesday that will promote beekeeping and local agriculture while protecting the public.
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The San Diego County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved new rules Wednesday that will promote beekeeping and local agriculture while protecting the public.
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State, federal and County officials announced 93 square miles covering of San Diego City and East County communities have been quarantined for a dangerous agricultural pest.
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If you’re ready for a water-wise garden, your plant palette just got a lot bigger. Thank our distant cousins in the Mediterranean climate zones.
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It’s the holiday season – time for traveling and exchanging gifts. But don’t carry the gift nobody wants. Don’t pack a pest!
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County Supervisors took another step forward in plans to promote beekeeping and agriculture while protecting the public Wednesday, directing their staff to complete a “tiered” beekeeping ordinance.
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With San Diego knee-deep in a drought, it might be a good idea to ditch that thirsty grass in favor of a vibrant, easy-care garden. Find out what one Master Gardener replaced her lawn with.
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County Supervisors unanimously directed staff to start working on a program to promote agriculture that could one day open up nearly one-third of the unincorporated county to wineries.