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Mark and Devil's Gulch Ranch have been recently featured in a series produced by the University of California Cooperative Extension of Marin County that documents agricultural diversity in Marin. In the video he provides details on how the ranch came to be and how it grew over the years, complete with photos from his personal archives.
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A diversified family farm located in Nicasio, Marin County, within California’s North Coast region, produces rabbits, pigs, sheep, premium wine grapes and asparagus for retail customers and direct sales to high-quality restaurants. Sustainable, humane agricultural practices are utilized, organic whenever possible.
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