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Group seeking buffer zone for pesticides around schools
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Pesticide Concerns Rise Near Pajaro Valley Schools
Adam Scow stood on the edge of a strawberry farm behind Pajaro Middle School Monday morning as he held a map showing similar fields adjacent to nine schools throughout the Pajaro Valley. Scow heads up the nonprofit group Campaign for Organic and Regenerative Agriculture (CORA). The organization works to convince growers to create a 2,500-foot organic buffer zone around schools, where toxic pesticides are not used. “It’s been well documented that…
Group seeking buffer zone for pesticides around schools
Adam Scow stood on the edge of a strawberry farm behind Pajaro Middle School Monday morning as he held a map showing similar fields adjacent to nine schools throughout the Pajaro Valley. Scow heads up the nonprofit group Campaign for Organic and Regenerative Agriculture (CORA). The organization works to convince growers to create a 2,500-foot organic buffer zone around schools, where toxic pesticides are not used. “It’s been well documented that…
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