Dig Into the Numbers: A Data-Driven Look at Local Agriculture

Produce grown and harvested at Babe Farms in Santa Maria

Farm Day only happens once a year, but at SEEAG, the learning never stops! Our mission is to connect students and the community with local agriculture β€” and thanks to our partners at the Agricultural Weights & Measures and Agricultural Commissioners Offices in Santa Barbara County and Ventura County, we have a great resource to share.

The 2024 Crop and Livestock Reports for both counties are available online, offering fascinating insights into our region’s thriving agricultural industry. These reports showcase the numbers behind the farms, ranches, and producers that make our community so special.

Here’s what you can explore:

  • 🌾 Top crops and commodities grown in Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties

  • πŸ’ Total value of crops, nuts, flowers, and nursery products

  • πŸ„ Livestock and poultry production statistics

  • 🌍 Top agricultural exports and the countries they reach

  • πŸ“Š And so much more about the economic impact of local farming!

Access the reports here:
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Santa Barbara County 2024 Crop & Livestock Report
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Ventura County 2024 Crop & Livestock Report

The Ag Weights & Measures departments serve both farmers and consumers by ensuring fair trade practices, supporting agricultural productivity, and protecting the environment through responsible stewardship.

Whether you’re a student, teacher, or community member, these reports are an amazing opportunity to learn more about agriculture in your own backyard. Take a few minutes to explore the data, then come to our next Farm Day event ready to experience local farming with even deeper understanding and appreciation.

Farm Day may happen once a year, but the learning never stops!

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