Agricultural Grading definition

Agricultural Grading means the leveling of land to be used for the growing of food or fiber on parcels containing five (5) acres or more in area for the purpose of making the land more suitable for irrigation.
Agricultural Grading means any grading which takes place on land designated on the County’s agricultural resource maps for exclusive agricultural use as specified in SCCC 16.50.040; provided, however, that agricultural grading does not include any grading on such lands connected with the construction of access roads or building sites; except greenhouse sites. Agricultural grading does not include the movement of earth defined as agricultural work in SCCC 16.20.050(I).
Agricultural Grading means any grading that is done exclusively for growing plants and animals.

Examples of Agricultural Grading in a sentence

  • The Parties hereby establish a Committee on Agricultural Grading and Marketing Standards, comprising representatives of each Party, which shall meet annually or as otherwise agreed.


More Definitions of Agricultural Grading

Agricultural Grading means grading on land designated for exclusive agricultural use as specified under SCCC 16.50.040.
Agricultural Grading means grading on land designated for exclusive agricultural use as specified under Section