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Shareholders accuse Airstream Innovations CEO David Chelf of corporate fraud
A successful Rancho Santa Fe horticulturist known for growing French heirloom strawberries utilizing his patented greenhouse technology is facing accusations of corporate fraud by shareholders
Measure Y presents challenge to voters
Measure Y, or the SOAR Initiative, has become one of the most divisive local issues in the recent memory.
SOAR opponents gear up for campaign to educate voters
With the SOAR initiative slated to be on the November general election ballot, opponents of the measure are readying a campaign to explain to voters
Farm to Fork Showcase puts a spotlight on high school students
The annual Farm to Fork Showcase on Feb. 23 drew about 100 guests to taste dishes that ranged from lamb burgers with feta cheese and
Agritourism could be new hope to save Oceanside farms
Over 100 attended the agritourism workshop aimed to help farmers understand agritourism options within current zoning, and encourage them to dream big about business potential.
Oceanside moves forward with agritourism efforts
The City Council gave the go ahead to develop an agritourism vision plan at a workshop on Wednesday.
Planning Commission: Ag ordinance will have to ‘wait its turn’
A long-awaited ordinance that would craft new urban agricultural policies in Encinitas will have to wait its turn for approval, several planning commissioners said.
Agriculture ordinance up for planning commission OK
After months of debate and fine tuning, a proposed ordinance that would allow homeowners to engage in some agricultural activities by right
Farm lab gets new director, $10,000 grant
It has been a busy three weeks for Mim Michelove, the champion of the Encinitas Union School District’s burgeoning farm lab, and who was recently...
