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I checked the regulation summary...it looks like hay grown in Texas is ok?

 

Dawn Carrie (Texas)

 

On 7/12/07, Lynn Kinsky <lkinsky@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>Getting anything from out of state through the CA Ag Inspection
>stations near the state lines may or may not be a problem.  Just so
>you know, alfalfa is readily available in Auburn.  In fact, one of
>the local feed stores sets up a booth at the fairgrounds and will
>bring whatever you need right to you!  Because of California's huge
>dairy industry lots of alfalfa is grown in the state and it's very
>high quality.  So, you might want to think about resupplying once
>you get here.  It will save you fuel since you won't be hauling that
>hay weight across the country.  JMHO,
>laney

And just from a practical standpoint, if you come in from the Reno
side (ie., I-80 from Nevada) you do not hit the Ag station at all
before turning off to Robie Park.

Here are is the regulation summary:
http://www.cdfa.ca.gov/phpps/pe/summary.htm
--
Lynn Kinsky, Santa Ynez, CA
http://www.silcom.com/~lkinsky

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