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4worldlovers:
"If you have go and get some Mexican product I do not recommend this place"

"And while you are there grab a pound of carnitas to go with habanero salsa"

4worldlovers: The Certified Farmers Market program was created in 1977 and enables California Agricultural Producers to directly market their agricultural products to consumers. In Orange County, Certified Farmers Markets provide local consumers a wide variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, nuts, honey, eggs, plants and cut flowers.

The 2023 Apiary Registration is now available and can be found on our "Forms" page.

Please note there have been no official reports or pest finds of the Asian Giant Hornet (Vespa mandarinia) in Orange County to this date.

To report any possible sightings of this pest or any possible invasive plant/pest in your area, please contact the California Department of Food and Agriculture Report a Pest hotline at phone (800) 491-1899 or visit cdfa.ca.gov.

If you are concerned about a beehive on County property, please contact our office:

Monday - Friday query_builder 6 a.m. - 5 p.m. phone (714) 955-0100

For information on the removal of problem bees, contact a private pest control specialist.

If the bees are on City-owned property, you may want to contact the respective City office for help.

Africanized Honey Bees, nicknamed “killer bees” in the media, were documented in Orange County in March of 1999. All honey bees which are unmanaged or feral (living in the wild) could display “Africanized” traits due to hybridization with Africanized honey bees. The highly publicized northward migration of the Africanized honey bee has caused all of Southern California and much of the southwestern United States to be declared home to Africanized bees. Beekeepers, scientists, pest control operators and government agencies have been educating residents about this issue for a number of years.

The Orange County Agricultural Commissioner performs routine inspections of incoming agricultural products and other materials which may be infested with exotic and harmful insects, plant diseases, weeds, and vertebrates. Exotic Fruit Flies, Gypsy Moths, Burrowing Nematodes, Japanese Beetles, Lethal Yellowing of Palms, and Red Imported Fire Ants are some of the high profile pests being monitored during these inspections.

Additionally, inspections and certifications are performed for local agricultural goods being shipped to other states and foreign destinations. Local shippers and exporters requesting information or inspections for exports need to contact the Agricultural Commissioner's Exclusion program during business hours at (714) 955-0100.