Our California farm labor contractor license is pending with the Labor Commissioner. Crews start as soon as it's issued. Plan your season with us now.

Farm labor contractor serving Solano County

Supervised crews for growers across Solano County, from Dixon, Vacaville, and Rio Vista. Solano County is roughly 260 miles from our Bakersfield base.

Farm work we handle in Solano County

Growers in Solano County mostly farm processing tomatoes, walnuts, almonds, wine grapes, and nursery crops. Here's where our crews fit in.

  • Pruning, suckering, and harvest support in nut orchards
  • Vineyard pruning, tying, canopy work, and harvest crews
  • Crews for nursery, flower, and greenhouse operations
  • Irrigation help, field cleanup, and seasonal ranch labor
  • Tree and vine planting, staking, and replants

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Communities we serve in Solano County

  • Dixon
  • Vacaville
  • Rio Vista
  • Suisun Valley
  • Fairfield

And ranches throughout the county. If your block is between towns, we'll find it.

Compliance in Solano County

California requires farm labor contractors to register with the Agricultural Commissioner in each county where they work. We register with the Solano County Agricultural Commissioner before our crews start work in the county, so pesticide safety information and restricted-entry notices reach our workers.

Every Solano County grower gets the same compliance packet before day one: our licenses and registrations, workers' comp certificate, bond confirmation, safety plans, training records, and a written contract that meets Labor Code ยง2810. Read our compliance standards.

Questions from Solano County growers

Do you supply farm labor crews in Solano County?

Yes. We take work throughout Solano County, including around Dixon, Vacaville, Rio Vista, and Suisun Valley. Solano County is roughly 260 miles from our Bakersfield base. Call (661) 677-5733 to check crew availability for your dates.

Are you registered to work in Solano County?

Our California farm labor contractor license is pending with the Labor Commissioner. Once it is issued, we register with the Solano County Agricultural Commissioner before our crews start work in the county, as state rules require.

What farm work do you handle in Solano County?

Growers in Solano County mostly farm processing tomatoes, walnuts, almonds, wine grapes, and nursery crops. Our crews handle pruning, suckering, and harvest support in nut orchards, vineyard pruning, tying, canopy work, and harvest crews, crews for nursery, flower, and greenhouse operations, irrigation help, field cleanup, and seasonal ranch labor, and tree and vine planting, staking, and replants.

Need a crew in Solano County?

Tell us the crop, the work, and your dates. We'll call you back to plan it.