DPR Draft 2024 Strategic Plan / Proyecto de Plan Estratégico del DPR para 2024

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Comment From: William Huffman

11/09/23 @ 4:51 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Bryon Boesch

11/09/23 @ 4:50 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Allen Appell

11/09/23 @ 4:47 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Jim Spinetta

11/09/23 @ 4:47 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Taylor Hagata

11/09/23 @ 4:47 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Lynn Miller

11/09/23 @ 4:46 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Steven Westbrook

11/09/23 @ 4:46 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Felipe Bolivar

11/09/23 @ 4:46 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Sharon Sparks

11/09/23 @ 4:45 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Judy Rutledge

11/09/23 @ 4:45 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Rod White

11/09/23 @ 4:45 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Christopher Bunn

11/09/23 @ 4:43 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Stacy Kunde

11/09/23 @ 4:43 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Janet Kenney

11/09/23 @ 4:42 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Jeffrey Rohwer

11/09/23 @ 4:42 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Kellie Neufeld

11/09/23 @ 4:41 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Jacob Shepard

11/09/23 @ 4:40 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Bryant Capson

11/09/23 @ 4:40 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Regina Pozzi

11/09/23 @ 4:39 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Lance Taglione

11/09/23 @ 4:38 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Jeff Karr

11/09/23 @ 4:37 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Dennis Garton

11/09/23 @ 4:37 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Jeffrey Erickson

11/09/23 @ 4:36 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Alda Perry

11/09/23 @ 4:36 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Ricky Stancliff

11/09/23 @ 4:35 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Mike Miranda

11/09/23 @ 4:35 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Christy Tarditi

11/09/23 @ 4:34 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Christine Caprelian

11/09/23 @ 4:31 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: tom dixon

11/09/23 @ 4:30 AM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Natural Resources Defense Coun... (Lena Brooke)

11/09/23 @ 1:00 AM
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Comment From: Lea Minto

11/08/23 @ 7:36 PM
As a farmer, I have long depended on a science-based pesticide policy in this state. I take seriously our responsibilities to use crop protection materials with strict regulatory oversight of DPR, and that is why I engage in this practice regularly ...
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Comment From: Sacramento Stormwater Quality ... (Bryan Mahoney)

11/08/23 @ 3:38 PM

November 10, 2023

California Environmental Protection Agency
Department of Pesticide Regulation

Submitted online via DPR Public Comment Portal: https://cdpr.commentinput.com/?id=693bMd8pu

SUBJECT: SACRAMENTO STORMWATER QUALITY PARTNERSHIP COMMENT...
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Comment From: California Leafy Greens Resear... (Jennifer Clarke)

11/08/23 @ 11:08 AM
Subject: Suggestions for Improving DPR's Strategic Plan

I want to express my gratitude for the opportunity to provide input on the DPR's Strategic Plan. As DPR forges ahead with its strategic objectives and the promotion of Sustainable Pest Manageme...
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Comment From: California Nurses for Environm... (Katie Bolin)

11/07/23 @ 10:56 PM
To: Department of Pesticide Regulation

Re: 2024-2028 DPR Draft Strategic Plan Commentary
https://www.cdpr.ca.gov/docs/dept/planning/strategic_plan.pdf

Dear Department of Pesticide Regulation,
Below are our recommended changes to your 2024-2028 DPR...
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Comment From: Bay Area Clean Water Agencies (Lorien Fono)

11/07/23 @ 3:45 PM
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Dear Karen Morrison:

On behalf of the Bay Area Clean Water Agencies (BACWA), we thank you for the opportunity to provide comments on the California Department of Pesticide Regulation's (DPR's) Draft Strategic Plan 2024-2028. BACWA is ...
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Comment From: Alicia Pacheco

11/06/23 @ 11:39 AM
Hello, my name is Alicia Pacheco. I would like to comment on the DPR Draft 2024 Strategic Plan. I see many faults in this draft and discrepancies with the DPR's current actions and what they want to achieve in the future. In the draft it was stated t...
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Comment From: Strategic Planning Public Meet...

11/06/23 @ 1:00 AM
The following comments were provided in written form to DPR at Strategic Planning Public Meetings held on Nov. 3 and Nov. 6, 2023:


Name: David Tomlinson

Comments: the proposal is weak. Either create a stronger plan with a greater percent reduction and ...

 

Name: Robin Spring

Comments: I want to see a plan in place to notify all the residents in the senior villages where I live in advance (24 hours minimum) of pesticide or fumigant application in our neighborhood. The current the pilot project only allows residents whose homes actually abut but the fields to be sprayed, to request this notification. Neighbors across the street from me and hundreds of other seniors in our HOA's are kept in the dark. Pesticides do not stay in one place, pesticides are subject to wind drift. And being a coastal community, we have a lot of wind. People need to be forewarned in order to take safety precautions parentheses closing windows, remaining indoors, securing pets indoors.) this process should be easy, transparent, both via door-to-door notification/ in addition to online. Many seniors are not computer savvy. Finally, we could avoid all this if pesticides were banned completely, organic farming instituted. This would help mitigate climate change by carbon sequestration in the soil stores carbon through regenerative AG.

 

Name: Jessica Gonzalez

Comments: my parents, family, friends all have at least one person who works in the field. These pesticides are killing our health our years of life for what? We need you guys to take action for us this this quote strategic plan for 2024 through 2028 UN quote will not help us, it's going to take years for change, what we need is change right now. How many more farm workers have to get sick in order for you guys to notice how bad this is, not just for farm workers but for the consumers. These fruits and vegetables are killing us little by little, the pesticides are harming our environment, please consider us and our life thank you.

 

Name: Valeria Medina

Comments: the plan will not be efficient to solve the pesticide problem this problem is happening now so save it now. People's lives are at risk. Don't procrastinate this solution.

 

Name: Kari Alst

Comments: The currently proposed plan should be scrapped and a new one created. It is clear that environmental racism is that play in DPR’s inability to make meaningful changes to truly reduce all pesticide usage and levels in our state. AG commissioners need to be relieved of their responsibilities to protect farmworkers that should be addressed in the plan ASAP utilizing the input of all who attended today.

 

Name: anonymous

Comments: What resources are you providing farm and field workers and educating them about what is at stake in regards to their health and well-being when they are placed in pesticide field fields. Will you also be enforcing something like Wellness or annual health exams for these workers to ensure your plan is making the intended difference? How are you holding yourselves accountable for the effectiveness of your plan?

 

Name: Kam Poparai

Comments: it is my hope that DPR doesn't allow activists influence policy. This is another step in pushing out small family farms. The increased regulatory environment is helping make the decision to sell out easier. Thank you for taking the time to read this.

 

Name: Lupita B.

Comments: (translated from Spanish) For me, it is really important that communities near agriculture and those that work in the fields are truly considered. Pesticides cause many illnesses and birth defects. This shouldn’t just be a plan, we want actions against pesticide use and stronger regulations for those who use unauthorized pesticides and also regulations for when pesticides are applied, minimize processing time {in context I assume this means, shorten time it takes to get regulations}, and eventually get to a place where pesticides are no longer used.

 

Name: Kathleen Wardell

Comments: The people want organic food, it shouldn't be a choice. The choice unfortunately separates those who can afford it and those who can't. Not to mention the exposures farm workers are exposed to, they want to feel protected. They are asking for simple common sense policies like quote right to know UN They are asking for simple common sense policies like quote right to know UN quote when pesticides are being sprayed so they can stay away from these biocides and ideally safer conditions where these chemicals are no longer being used. DPR mentions equity but these current practices are not equitable, in fact it's inhumane to a vulnerable population.

 

Name: Rocio Madrigal

Comments: You stated that you guide AG commissioners, we need your guidance to have Fresno commission speak to constituents. For 1.5 years we have tried to get her office to take 45 minutes time and present on zoom to farmworkers about what and how her office works and or enforces regulations. please regulate TELON in Fresno county. You are killing humans slowly.

 

Name: Solano family

Comments: (Translated from Spanish) I am a farmworker, I have worked 10 or more years in the fields and I didn’t know that pesticides cause so much damage, I didn’t know that the air causes so many allergies {due to pesticides}, and it is proven that pesticides cause cancer, asthma, and so many other diseases. Imagine what we are breathing in, not just my family but all human begins. Please do something for the love of God, our kids have so many illnesses. Now, please.

 

Name: RR Fresno

Comments: (Translated from Spanish) To whom this may concern, I just want to ask that this doesn’t stay in a document, that you do the whatever is possible to help us. We are hard workers and fight daily for our families. For our families to be healthy in regards to the risks that hurt our bodies. This is our daily life. Thank you for your support.

 

Name: Karen Cameron

Comments: Several items are noticeably missing: timeline dates, explanation of lack of air monitoring systems in key ag areas like Salinas, and adequate specific, data-based transparency. These goals are pathetic. Mitigating at least two priority pesticides? There are more than 100 pesticides already banned in dozens of EU countries! Include a goal of scientifically understanding what happens when pesticides, fumigants and fungicides are combined. Prioritize creating sustainable organic farming and eliminating or at least significantly reducing the use of toxins: pesticides, fumigants and fungicides! Set boundaries around schools (1 mile buffer zones)

 

Name: billionaire bill

Comments: What about the farmers are workers who get exposed to these chemicals on a daily basis. It profit over people. There are cleaner ways for farming. Would the companies who own these companies let their families eat the chemicalized food.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Comment From: Angela Lewis

11/05/23 @ 5:17 PM
Dear Department of Pesticide Regulation,

I am writing as a newcomer to the Salinas Valley region to express my deep concern and opposition to the upcoming Strategic Plan that involves the usage of 1,3-Dichloropropene (1,3-D), also known as Telone. ...
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Comment From: Stephen Gerloff

11/04/23 @ 3:16 PM
Pesticides are a highly toxic solution to destroying insects in order to prevent the damage they cause to crops. They are used heavily within many parts of California, and more specifically the Central Valley and Central Coast agricultural fields, li...
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Comment From: Jessica Ridgeway

11/03/23 @ 2:52 PM
organic certification is the sustainable pest management
The Department of Pesticide Regulation should not create new certifications for sustainable pest management. Instead, the Department should support organic farmers because organic farming is s...
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Comment From: Penny Ellis

11/03/23 @ 11:10 AM
I support the ban of all non-organic pesticide from Santa Cruz County. Aside from the cancer and additional health issues pesticides have been proven to cause in our community, especially with the famworkers and schools, these pesticides are destroyi...
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Comment From: John Tester

10/31/23 @ 7:01 AM
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10/31/23 @ 7:00 AM
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Comment From: Monterey County Farm Bureau (Norman C. Groot)

10/30/23 @ 1:00 AM
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Comment From: Randa Solick

10/26/23 @ 8:54 PM
Please make sure that pesticide use is kept to the maximum allowed by law when around schools or places housing students of all kinds, or staff of such places.
Really what I would prefer you to realize is how deleterious pesticide us is all together,...
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Comment From: John Tester

10/24/23 @ 11:24 AM
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10/24/23 @ 4:57 AM
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10/24/23 @ 4:57 AM
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10/24/23 @ 4:56 AM
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10/23/23 @ 2:11 PM
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10/22/23 @ 8:16 PM
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10/22/23 @ 8:14 PM
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Comment From: Yurytzy Sanchez

10/03/23 @ 4:43 PM
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Comment From: Fred Ceballos

10/02/23 @ 1:24 PM
Thank you for requesting public comments on the DPR Draft Strategic Plan. I have 4 comments listed below:
1. In Goal 1.2 you want to create a streamlined pathway for registration of alternatives to high risk priority pesticides; I feel you should al...
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Comment From: rose puntillo

9/29/23 @ 9:35 PM
I do not like the wide range pesticide applications throughout Yolo and Sacramento Counties. Mosquitoes are only one species in our environment. Who is studying the impact on non-target species in the air, on the ground and in the water? Who is study...
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Comment From: Stephanie Lanin

9/28/23 @ 10:09 PM
I am a mother of a 4 year old who constantly gets attacked by mosquitoes and the reactions on her skin turn into welts I am hoping there is help for the invasion of these mosquitoes that can carry diseases. So anything that would help protect my daug...
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Comment From: Volare Aerial (Lorenzo Rota)

9/26/23 @ 2:00 PM
Current CA DPR regulations for aerial drone application of beneficial insects are overly restrictive. This is hindering farmers who want to transition to IPM and organic farming methods. While Federal FAA Part 137( agricultural aircraft operations) s...
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Comment From: John Goodrich

9/25/23 @ 10:55 AM
I believe that your DEI statement suffers from major flaws.

I am referring to the first two bulleted paragraphs which read as follows:

"• Embed a commitment to equity and environmental justice, including
principles for meaningful engagement, in...
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Comment From: Yogesh Patel (Yogesh Patel)

9/20/23 @ 10:06 AM
Hello, CDPR Director Julie Henderson We are Neem Organics Inc in woodland CA local industry.(Neem)is a tree for solving global problems was researched by National research council (US) Panel Washington DC 1992.Neem is the safest way for our needs in ...
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