NOTICE: During this COVID-19 social distancing time, the Arizona Department of Agriculture is asking our customers to interact with us via phone and email. If you must come to the office please schedule an appointment with the appropriate person as the front doors are locked and require you to call when you do get here. Additional details available in AZDA_Department_COVID-19_Operations_Update 03-31-2020.pdf
AZDA_Department_COVID-19_Operations_Update 03-31-2020.pdf
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Mission Statement
To support and promote Arizona agriculture in a way that encourages farming, ranching and agribusiness, protects the well-being of people, plants, animals and the environment while safeguarding commerce, consumers and natural resources.
Vision Statement
To be recognized as a global leader in enhancing and protecting agricultural commerce, championing consumer awareness and protection while fostering and promoting an understanding of Arizona agricultural products and producers.
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Arizona features great climate for year-round growing and for businesses already located here or looking to move into our state. The industry has a $23.3 billion impact on the state’s economy. Just what is growing here?
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Supporting farming, ranching and agribusiness in Arizona by protecting plants and animals, issuing agriculture and environmental licenses, inspecting farming practices and overseeing commerce standards and measurement devices.
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