Last issue we asked our readers to send us their web sites. We were overwhelmed to see the vast number of web sites of the Central Coast agricultural community. And the quality of many of these web sites would rival any dot.com company!

Due to the large number of sites we received, we are going to have to provide them in groups over the next few issues of AgLand News. A direct link to each of these URL’s can be found on the Rincon web site under the “Resources” page.

Not surprisingly, wineries were the industry segment with the largest number of web sites. This is due to the element of retail sales and brand recognition each are developing. In this issue, we will be providing wineries of Santa Barbara County and Southern San Luis Obispo County. In future issues of AgLand News we will be sharing web sites for Northern San Luis Obispo County wineries , and other industry groups including produce shipper and growers, ag organizations, and ag businesses.

If you are interested in featuring your web site in upcoming issues of AgLand News and the Rincon web site, it’s not too late to let us know.

AgLand News is now distributed to over 4,000 people who have a significant interest in agricultural real estate in the California Central Coast. Our database includes landowners, farm and ranch operators, ag businesses, attorneys, accountants, brokers, lenders, educators, legislators, and more.

Information provided herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, but is not guaranteed