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217-Acre Almond Farm in Solano County Enters Conservation Easement

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A 217-acre almond farm near Dixon is expected to become part of a conservation easement, pending final state approval. The protection of the farm, El Molino Farms, was supported by $1.3 million in funding from the Solano Land Trust, the city of Davis, and the California Strategic Growth Council's Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program.

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The conservation easement permanently protects the working farm, which is administered by the California Department of Conservation. This action preserves agricultural land use within Solano County.

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Who's involved

  • California Department of ConservationAdministers the conservation program that protects the farm
  • Solano CountyCounty where the almond farm is located

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