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MENDOCINO NATIONAL FOREST, Calif. – The Mendocino National Forest is offering the Bartlett roadside hazard tree salvage sale, the first of several salvage sales associated with the Ranch fire hazard tree improvement project.
The sale area is located seven miles east of Upper Lake on the Upper Lake Ranger District.
The total estimated quantity on this sale is 1,710.45 MBF.
Sealed bids will be opened at the Mendocino National Forest Supervisor’s office at 825 N. Humboldt Ave., Willows, on July 10, at 10 a.m.
Complete information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale and submission of bids is available to the public from the Mendocino National Forest Supervisor’s Office and on the forest Website at the bottom of the resource management webpage: https://www.fs.usda.gov/resources/mendocino/landmanagement/resourcemanagement .
Interested individuals may contact Forester Jason Cushman for more information, 530-828-0230.
The sale area is located seven miles east of Upper Lake on the Upper Lake Ranger District.
The total estimated quantity on this sale is 1,710.45 MBF.
Sealed bids will be opened at the Mendocino National Forest Supervisor’s office at 825 N. Humboldt Ave., Willows, on July 10, at 10 a.m.
Complete information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale and submission of bids is available to the public from the Mendocino National Forest Supervisor’s Office and on the forest Website at the bottom of the resource management webpage: https://www.fs.usda.gov/resources/mendocino/landmanagement/resourcemanagement .
Interested individuals may contact Forester Jason Cushman for more information, 530-828-0230.
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- Written by: Mendocino National Forest
SACRAMENTO – California Department of Food & Agriculture Secretary Karen Ross has appointed the initial board for the California Cattle Council.
The council was implemented by CDFA at the industry’s request on April 8, following a vote of industry members.
The council is authorized to carry out research on cattle production and beef nutrition, and to develop consumer or other educational programs.
Program activities are to be funded by a $1 refundable assessment per head of cattle, paid by cattle producers.
The board is made up of eleven members and eleven alternates, with each group consisting of three range cattle producers, three cattle feeders, three dairy producers, one processor, and one public member (open).
The appointees were selected from nominations made by the cattle industry over a six-week nomination period and represent the diversity of cattle producers around the state, as required by the California Cattle Council Law.
California Cattle Council Board members are Jesse Larios, Imperial County; Mike Smith, Fresno County; William Brandenberg, Imperial County; David Daley, Butte County; Jacob Parnell, Sacramento County; Julie Morris, San Benito County; Cody Nicholson-Stratton, Humboldt County; Jennifer Beretta, Sonoma County; Tyler Ribiero, Tulare County; and Sarah Mora, Humboldt County.
Alternate members are Roger Guess (Tulare), Brad Peek (Tehama), Julie Belezzuoli-Hathaway (Kings), Sheila Bowen (Kern), Beverly Bigger (Ventura), Sam Avila (Fresno), Xavier Avila (Tulare), Lauren Reid-Acevedo (Fresno), Brad Scott (Riverside) and Brian Coehlo (Fresno).
The first meeting of the board is scheduled for July 16 in Sacramento.
The agenda is being prepared and will be posted to the CDFA Web site at www.cdfa.ca.gov/go/cattle by July 6, as required. The board roster and background information on the origins of the program are also available on the site.
The council was implemented by CDFA at the industry’s request on April 8, following a vote of industry members.
The council is authorized to carry out research on cattle production and beef nutrition, and to develop consumer or other educational programs.
Program activities are to be funded by a $1 refundable assessment per head of cattle, paid by cattle producers.
The board is made up of eleven members and eleven alternates, with each group consisting of three range cattle producers, three cattle feeders, three dairy producers, one processor, and one public member (open).
The appointees were selected from nominations made by the cattle industry over a six-week nomination period and represent the diversity of cattle producers around the state, as required by the California Cattle Council Law.
California Cattle Council Board members are Jesse Larios, Imperial County; Mike Smith, Fresno County; William Brandenberg, Imperial County; David Daley, Butte County; Jacob Parnell, Sacramento County; Julie Morris, San Benito County; Cody Nicholson-Stratton, Humboldt County; Jennifer Beretta, Sonoma County; Tyler Ribiero, Tulare County; and Sarah Mora, Humboldt County.
Alternate members are Roger Guess (Tulare), Brad Peek (Tehama), Julie Belezzuoli-Hathaway (Kings), Sheila Bowen (Kern), Beverly Bigger (Ventura), Sam Avila (Fresno), Xavier Avila (Tulare), Lauren Reid-Acevedo (Fresno), Brad Scott (Riverside) and Brian Coehlo (Fresno).
The first meeting of the board is scheduled for July 16 in Sacramento.
The agenda is being prepared and will be posted to the CDFA Web site at www.cdfa.ca.gov/go/cattle by July 6, as required. The board roster and background information on the origins of the program are also available on the site.
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- Written by: California Department of Food & Agriculture
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