Doni Rulofson, Agricultural Commissioner/Sealer
1834 Walnut Street
P.O. Box 38
Red Bluff, CA 96080
(530) 527-4504
Fax (530) 529-1049
Doni Rulofson, Agricultural Commissioner/Sealer
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Thomas Moss, Assistant Agricultural Commissioner/Sealer
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Our lobby is CLOSED. We WILL accomodate your needs. Please call 530-527-4504 to make an appointment.
Please make an appointment to:
Apply for and renew permits
Take Private Applicator Certificate (PAC) exams
Agricultural Biologist on Duty:
8:30 AM to 5 pm December through mid-March
Important Numbers
♦Notice of Intent (530) 527-4505
♦ Bee Notification (530) 527-4505
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Bee Notification Service
(530) 527-4505
Give 48 hour notice to the beekeeper
Call Tehama County Department of Agriculture at (530) 527-4505 to submit your bee notification.
U.C. Davis IPM bee precaution pesticide ratings can be used to determine if the pesticide you are using is harmful to bees or their brood.
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- Walnut buying period begins
November 2, 2020
- Click above for answers to frequently asked questions regarding Industrial Hemp in California
- Click above to access the Pesticide Use Reporting System
- What's Bugging you?
Tehama County's new source for answers regarding insects and pests around our county.
Upcoming Events/Announcements
♦ Walnut Buying Period Starts November 2, 2020
♦Office Closures:
New Years Day, January 1, 2021
Martin Luther King Jr. Day, January 18, 2021
Lincoln's Birthday, February 12, 2021
President's Day, February 15, 2021
Memorial Day, May 31, 2021
♦California Industrial Hemp Program
Mission Statement
- To serve the citizens of Tehama County by promoting and protecting agriculture in the interest of public health, safety and welfare.
- To serve the citizens of Tehama County by assuring that equity prevails in the commercial exchange of goods where value is determined by weights or measures.
- To provide leadership in the development of policies on issues important to both local and statewide agriculture.
- To provide effective and uniform administration of the laws, regulations and codes over which the Commissioner has jurisdiction.
- To preserve and protect the natural resources of the County so the present and future needs for food and fiber can be met.
- To assure a wholesome food source is produced in the County for use in domestic and export markets.