On June 9, 2009 the Central Valley Farmland Trust will be celebrating the placement of agricultural easements on Jorgensen Ranch and Silveira Farm. These easements ensure that the land will support agriculture and the communities where they are located for future generations.
The celebration will take place at:
Jorgensen Ranch
Tuesday, June 9, 2009,
10:00 a.m.
30416 W. Jorgensen Road,
Gustine, California
Tuesday, June 9, 2009,
10:00 a.m.
30416 W. Jorgensen Road,
Gustine, California
What does GVC have to say about agricultural easements:
“We are seeing more and more farmers in the Central Valley choosing to make agricultural easements a part of their business, financial and estate plans,” said Theresa Kiehn, Agricultural Programs Associate with the Great Valley Center. “They’re a proven way to guarantee that farmland remains in private hands, agricultural business continues and the land’s natural resources are forever protected.”
Materials & Resources
→ Read the California Department of Conservation's full press release: Two Central Valley Farms Protected from Development
→ Download the final report on the Great Valley Center’s Agricultural Transactions Program (ATP): Solid Ground: Land Conservation Models From California's Agricultural Heartland
“We are seeing more and more farmers in the Central Valley choosing to make agricultural easements a part of their business, financial and estate plans,” said Theresa Kiehn, Agricultural Programs Associate with the Great Valley Center. “They’re a proven way to guarantee that farmland remains in private hands, agricultural business continues and the land’s natural resources are forever protected.”
Materials & Resources
→ Read the California Department of Conservation's full press release: Two Central Valley Farms Protected from Development
→ Download the final report on the Great Valley Center’s Agricultural Transactions Program (ATP): Solid Ground: Land Conservation Models From California's Agricultural Heartland
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