Welcome to the Solano County Agriculture Departmentand Division of Weights & Measures

Our Mission Statement:
The Agriculture Department promotes and protects the agricultural industry and protects public health and the environment. The Agricultural Commissioner enforces laws and regulations that assure the continuity of agricultural trade and commerce. The Sealer of Weights and Measures enforces laws and regulations that assure marketplace equity for transactions involving a count, weight, or measure. 

LNU Fire Recovery Resources for Farmers and Ranchers: https://solanocountyrecovers.org/agriculture/

Solano County COVID-19 Information and Resources Including Testing Sites
Call the COVID-19 Warmline at (707) 784-8988 or visit https://www.solanocounty.com/depts/ph/ncov.asp


To minimize potential COVID-19 spread, the Solano County Agriculture Department has suspended walk-in customer services until further notice.

Agricultural and Weights and Measures Program services are still available via telephone and email.

If you need a Certified Producer Certificate, a Certified Farmer’s Market Certificate, need to make changes to an existing certificate or require other Agricultural Weights and Measures services, please contact us by telephone or by email at the following contact information to coordinate services:

TELEPHONE: (707) 784-1310
EMAIL: AgComm48@SolanoCounty.com

We apologize for any inconvenience.

Please visit our COVID-19 page for helpful information.

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NEW!  Fiscal Year 2020/2021 Agriculture/Weights & Measures FEE SCHEDULE

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Drought Disaster Declaration Information

The U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Small Business Administration
 have issued notifications as a result of the current drought in the State of California


USDA Drought Notification 4697 – Solano County (link to pdf)

SBA Drought Notification 16507 – Solano County (link to pdf)

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Online Pesticide Registration Portal

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Protect California Citrus!
Citrus trees in California are under threat of a fatal disease called Citrus Greening or Huanglongbing.  The disease is transmitted by the Asian citrus psyllid and currently has no cure. 
The best way to protect our local citrus trees is to limit movement of citrus fruit and trees from other parts of California into Solano County.  Before bringing citrus into the county please contact the Agriculture Department at (707) 784-1310. 
For more information, check out this video and visit CaliforniaCitrusThreat.org