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Correia Family Dairy Farms Expansion

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The Correia Family Dairy Farms Expansion proposes a significant increase in livestock capacity at the existing dairy facility in Merced County, California, with plans to house a total of 6,075 animals, representing a growth of 3,945 animals beyond current numbers. This expansion will involve the construction of five new freestall barns, two additional loafing barns, a new milking parlor, and a replacement dairy well to support the increased operational scale and ensure animal welfare and facility efficiency. The project is positioned as a major infrastructure upgrade designed to accommodate future growth while maintaining compliance with local agricultural and environmental standards. The planning and oversight of this project are managed by Merced County, with Ana Browning, the county Planner, serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries and coordination. Rachel Correia, the owner of the dairy operation, is also listed as a key liaison, reflecting the private-public collaboration inherent in the development. The project is forecasted to be formally posted in June 2026, and all activities are expected to take place at the existing site in the 95322 zip code area. No set-aside provisions or NAICS codes are currently specified, indicating the project is being treated as a standard agricultural expansion under local jurisdiction and environmental review processes.

General Info

Correia Family Dairy to expand to 6,075 animals with new barns, parlor, and well in Merced County by 2026.

Agency

California → Merced County

NAICS

112120 - Dairy Cattle and Milk ProductionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Fahey Rd & Ingomar Grade, CA, 95322

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Notice of Determination for Correia Family Dairy Farms Expansion Project 2026

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AgencyCalifornia → Merced County

Contacts2 people available

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California → Merced County

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Ana BrowningPlanner

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Rachel CorreiaOwner

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The proposes to modify and expand the existing dairy to house a total of 6,075 animals, an increase of 3,945 animals from existing numbers. The proposed project would include construction of supporting buildings and features at the dairy facility, including five new freestall barns, two new loafing barns, and a new milking parlor and replacement dairy well.

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