The 53 acres of ranunculus at The Flower Fields, shown blooming in
April, are the most visible vestige of Carlsbad’s history as a producer
of cut flowers. (Charlie Neuman / Union-Tribune) –
CARLSBAD — With rising water rates threatening to price Carlsbad
agriculture out of business, the city is studying ways to keep its two
most visible farms viable…
Carlsbad weighs subsidy of farms’ water bills
Outlet: Union-Tribune
August 20, 2009