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Meats
Pork, rabbits, lamb and quail
Pork
Our pork is available as suckling pigs, roaster pigs, and full sized market hogs, year-round with sufficient notice (2-4 weeks). Our sows are Yorkshire crosses bred to either a Chester White or Berkshire boar. The sows are pastured along with their piglets until the piglets are weaned. The weaned piglets are then finished with whole milk, whole grain breads, brewer’s grain, and tortillas, producing what we believe to be a superior product.
Salvaging waste foods from the human food industry reduces negative impact on the local environment. Pigs are very effective at converting these products into high quality, flavorful proteins for human consumption while also fertilizing the fields.
Retail (DevilsGulchRanchWebstore@gmail.com) and wholesale (DevilsGulchRanch1@gmail.com) purchases available by contacting us by email or visiting us at the Saturday SF Ferry Plaza Farmer’s Market and the Sunday Civic Center Farmers Market in Marin County.
Rabbits
Rabbits raised free of hormones or antibiotics
Our rabbits are fed a pelleted feed along with grass and hay to ensure complete nutrition. We work with a local feed mill to produce the pelleted feed to our specifications. It is free from corn, hormones, or antibiotics; however, the feed cannot be certified organic at this time, due to certain components being unavailable as organically certified.
Our rabbits are selectively bred to be of excellent quality, large-framed and meaty. They are a combination of three breeds: Rex, New Zealand and Californian. Californian and New Zealand breeds are related and currently are the most popular commercial meat breeds due to their fast growth. The Rex breed, while being an excellent meat breed, is particularly known for its fine fur. Our Rex rabbits have a very mellow temperament. This is useful in their mothering and nurturing their young and in handling in general. While they grow somewhat less quickly than the New Zealand and Californian breeds, we use the Rex to add hybrid vigor and positive temperament characteristics. Additionally, some feel that the meat from Rex rabbits is firmer and better flavored than that of the other meat breeds, which could be due to the Rex's slower growth.
We produce all of our breeding Does ourselves. Bucks are occasionally purchased from high-quality breeders to increase genetic diversity, and we occasionally supply other producers with breeding stock. The rabbits are produced all year, and are in high demand from restaurants. They are available for retail sale at the Saturday SF Ferry Plaza Farmer’s Market and the Sunday Marin County Civic Center Farmers Market.
Superior quality pelts, hats, blankets, rabbit’s feet keychains and catnip cat toys are currently available until the California state fur ban takes effect. We believe that if we take a life for our sustenance, we should not waste any part of the animal.
Retail (DevilsGulchRanchWebstore@gmail.com) and wholesale (DevilsGulchRanch1@gmail.com) purchases available by contacting us by email or visiting us at the Saturday SF Ferry Plaza Farmer’s Market and the Sunday Civic Center Farmers Market in Marin County.
Lamb
100% Grass-fed Lambs
Our 100% grass-fed lambs are seasonally available and in very short supply. During the dormant season, the sheep are free to graze in the vineyards, reducing our need to mow or use herbicides. The sheep must be removed to other pastures when the vines start to grow in spring. These hardy sheep are Katahdin ewes crossed on Dorset rams and produce wonderful meat and hides.
Pictured above is Archie, our pet wether, who was orphaned during the firestorms of 2017 and bottle raised in Mill Valley. Archie thinks he is a dog and has a fixation for Doritos. He sometimes goes on tour, to help educate people about farm animals and how to tell the difference between a sheep and an Airdale terrier.
Retail (DevilsGulchRanchWebstore@gmail.com) and wholesale (DevilsGulchRanch1@gmail.com) purchases available by contacting us by email or visiting us at the Saturday SF Ferry Plaza Farmer’s Market and the Sunday Civic Center Farmers Market in Marin County.
Quail
Delicious, bone sucking, morsels. Always an easy pleaser with a touch of a gamey flavor and elegance. They are rich in protein and a good source of iron, vitamin B6, zinc, and vitamin B3. These quail come whole, bone-in, and 4 to a package. They are raised by a co-producer near our processing facility.
Retail (DevilsGulchRanchWebstore@gmail.com) and wholesale (DevilsGulchRanch1@gmail.com) purchases available by contacting us by email or visiting us at the Saturday SF Ferry Plaza Farmer’s Market and the Sunday Civic Center Farmers Market in Marin County.
French Heritage Bresse Chicken
This 500 year old breed is renowned for its juicy and tasty meat. Throughout France, the Bresse chicken is considered a holiday delicacy, a cherished family holiday tradition. It is also called “The tastiest chicken in the world”.
While we don’t follow the strict French protocol for raising these Bresse chickens, they are being fed grain and dairy products adding to the tasty flavors. These blue legged chickens are packaged Bodhi style, with the head and feet on. This is a perfect product to explore creative recipes, soups and healthy bone broth. After all, it does not taste ”just like any chicken”.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bresse_chicken
Retail (DevilsGulchRanchWebstore@gmail.com) and wholesale (DevilsGulchRanch1@gmail.com) purchases available by contacting us by email or visiting us at the Saturday SF Ferry Plaza Farmer’s Market and the Sunday Civic Center Farmers Market in Marin County.
Poussin
28 day old Cornish cross chicks. They are raised cage-free and fed organic grains. The result is a super tender and juicy butterball of a chicken that melts in your mouth. They come in three sizes: Small (1.0-1.2 lbs); Medium (1.2-1.79 lbs); Large (1.8+ lbs) 10.00/lb.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poussin_(chicken)
Retail (DevilsGulchRanchWebstore@gmail.com) and wholesale (DevilsGulchRanch1@gmail.com) purchases available by contacting us by email or visiting us at the Saturday SF Ferry Plaza Farmer’s Market and the Sunday Civic Center Farmers Market in Marin County.
Silkie
Looking for something exotic or maybe medicinal. This Asian black chicken is one of the oldest chicken breeds. The skin, bones and meat surface are black due to the presence of melanin. This is known as fibromelanosis. Soups, broth and curries made with Silkie is believed to be curative for the common cold, anemia and other ailments.
Silkies are a flightless chicken with soft fluffy feathers. We raise them in our rabbitry and allow them to roam the barnyard to help control the insects. Since they do not fly and are gentle, they don’t make a mess or act aggressively.
These chickens are packaged bodhi style (Head and feet on), giving you lots of opportunity to make soups and bone broth. While the color is unusual, the flavor does taste like chicken.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silkie
Retail (DevilsGulchRanchWebstore@gmail.com) and wholesale (DevilsGulchRanch1@gmail.com) purchases available by contacting us by email or visiting us at the Saturday SF Ferry Plaza Farmer’s Market and the Sunday Civic Center Farmers Market in Marin County.
Squab
Squab is a tender, moist and richly flavored delicacy cherished in almost every culture. It is primarily a dark meat while the skin is fatty, like that of duck. The meat is very lean, easily digestible, and rich in proteins, minerals, and vitamins.
Pigeon is believed to be a medicinal meat used to treat headaches and anemia. Pigeons only lay two eggs at a time and must raise their own young, making supply very limited.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squab
Retail (DevilsGulchRanchWebstore@gmail.com) and wholesale (DevilsGulchRanch1@gmail.com) purchases available by contacting us by email or visiting us at the Saturday SF Ferry Plaza Farmer’s Market and the Sunday Civic Center Farmers Market in Marin County.
Restaurants serving Devil's Gulch Ranch meats:
123 Bolinas, Fairfax
4505 Meats, San Francisco
A16 Rockridge, Oakland
A 16, San Francisco
Alma, Los Angeles
AQ, San Francisco
Aziza, San Francisco
Ristorante Avanti, Santa Cruz
Avedano’s Butcher Shop, San Francisco
Baker and Banker, San Francisco
Bar Agricole, San Francisco
Bardessono Resort, Yountville
Bar Jules, San Francisco
Bar Tartine, San Francisco
Baron’s Meats, Alameda
The Battery, San Francisco
Beast and the Hare, San Francisco
Benu, San Francisco
Bi Rite Market, San Francisco
Blackberry Farm, Tennessee
Bonny Doon, Santa Cruz
Boot and Shoe Service, Oakland
Bouchon, Yountville
Brannan’s, Calistoga
Boxing Room, San Francisco
Camino, Oakland
Cavallo Point, Sausalito
Central Kitchen, San Francisco
Central Market, Petaluma
Chez Panisse, Berkeley
The Commonwealth Club, San Francisco
Trattoria Corso, Berkeley
Craft, Los Angeles
De Young Café, San Francisco
Delfina, San Francisco
Dixie, San Francisco
Dopo Restaurant, Oakland
Dry Creek Kitchen, Healdsburg
Echo & Rig Butcher Shop & Steak House, Las Vegas
El Salchichero, Santa Cruz
Eveleigh, Los Angeles
Esperpento, San Francisco
Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco
Farmhouse Inn, Forestville
Farmshop, Larkspur Landing
The Fatted Calf, Berkeley, San Francisco and Napa
Fenix, San Rafael
Fifth Floor, San Francisco
Fifth Quarter, East Bay
Fish, Sausalito
Florio, San Francisco
Flour and Water, San Francisco
Foreign Cinema, San Francisco
Frances, San Francisco
French Laundry, Yountville
Gabriella Cafe, Santa Cruz
Gather, Berkeley
Hogs and Rocks, San Francisco
Hops and Hominy, San Francisco
Hopscotch, Oakland
Jardiniere, San Francisco
Joe's Restaurant, Venice
John Ash, Santa Rosa
Kuleto's, San Francisco
La Folie, San Francisco
La Toque, Napa
LB Steak, San Jose
Left Bank, Larkspur
Hopscotch, Oakland
Lindy and Grundy, Los Angeles
The Local Butcher Shop, Berkeley
Locanda, San Francisco
Lucques Restaurant, Los Angeles
Magnolia Pub and Brewery, San Francisco
Mavericks Restaurant, San Francisco
Manka's Inverness Lodge, Inverness
MarketBar, San Francisco
Marrow, Oakland
Mason Pacific, San Francisco
Meadowood, Napa Valley
Melisse, Santa Monica
Melon’s Catering, South San Francisco
Michael Mina Restaurant, San Francisco
Michael’s on Naples, Long Beach
Mill Valley Beerworks, Mill Valley
Naked Kitchen, San Francisco
Nick's Cove, Marshall
Nojo, San Francisco
Nopa, San Francisco
Nopalito, San Francisco
Odalisque, San Rafael
Olema Inn, Olema
Oliveto’s, Oakland
Olivier’s Butcher Shop, San Francisco
One Market, San Francisco
Osteria Stellina, Point Reyes Station
Outstanding in the Field
Perbacco, San Francisco
Perry's, Inverness Park
Piazza D’Angelo, Mill Valley
Picco Restaurant, Larkspur
Piccino, San Francisco
Pizzaiolo, Oakland
Pizzalina, San Anselmo
Poggio, Sausalito
Quince Restaurant, San Francisco
Range, San Francisco
Rich Table, San Francisco
Risibisi, Petaluma
Ritz Carlton Dining Room, San Francisco
RN74, San Francisco
Saison, San Francisco
Salt’s Cure, West Hollywood
Saltwater Oyster Depot, Inverness
Salumeria, San Francisco
Scopa, Healdsburg
Sent Sovi, Palo Alto
Signorello Estate, Napa
Slanted Door, San Francisco
Sona, Los Angeles
Sons and Daughters, San Francisco
Sotto, Los Angeles
Spago, Beverly Hills
Spruce, San Francisco
SPQR, San Francisco
St. Vincent Restaurant, San Francisco
Starbelly, San Francisco
State Bird Provisions, San Francisco
Tavola Italian Kitchen, Novato
Terrapin Creek, Bodega Bay
Tex Wasabi, Santa Rosa
Three Stone Hearth, Berkeley
Village Bistro, San Mateo
Vin Antico, San Rafael
Woodard's Garden, San Francisco
Zazu, Santa Rosa
Zuzu, Napa
Zuni Cafe, San Francisco
Restaurants
Restaurants serving Devil's Gulch Ranch meats:
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123 Bolinas, Fairfax 4505 Meats, San Francisco A16 Rockridge, Oakland A 16, San Francisco Alma, Los Angeles AQ, San Francisco Aziza, San Francisco Ristorante Avanti, Santa Cruz Avedano’s Butcher Shop, San Francisco Baker and Banker, San Francisco Bar Agricole, San Francisco Bardessono Resort, Yountville Bar Jules, San Francisco Bar Tartine, San Francisco Baron’s Meats, Alameda The Battery, San Francisco Beast and the Hare, San Francisco Benu, San Francisco Bi Rite Market, San Francisco Blackberry Farm, Tennessee Bonny Doon, Santa Cruz Boot and Shoe Service, Oakland Bouchon, Yountville Brannan’s, Calistoga Boxing Room, San Francisco Camino, Oakland Cavallo Point, Sausalito Central Kitchen, San Francisco Central Market, Petaluma Chez Panisse, Berkeley The Commonwealth Club, San Francisco Trattoria Corso, Berkeley Craft, Los Angeles De Young Café, San Francisco Delfina, San Francisco Dixie, San Francisco Dopo Restaurant, Oakland Dry Creek Kitchen, Healdsburg Echo & Rig Butcher Shop & Steak House, Las Vegas El Salchichero, Santa Cruz Eveleigh, Los Angeles Esperpento, San Francisco Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco Farmhouse Inn, Forestville Farmshop, Larkspur Landing The Fatted Calf, Berkeley, San Francisco and Napa Fenix, San Rafael Fifth Floor, San Francisco Fifth Quarter, East Bay Fish, Sausalito Florio, San Francisco Flour and Water, San Francisco Foreign Cinema, San Francisco Frances, San Francisco French Laundry, Yountville Gabriella Cafe, Santa Cruz Gather, Berkeley Hogs and Rocks, San Francisco Hops and Hominy, San Francisco Hopscotch, Oakland Jardiniere, San Francisco Joe's Restaurant, Venice John Ash, Santa Rosa Kuleto's, San Francisco La Folie, San Francisco La Toque, Napa LB Steak, San Jose Left Bank, Larkspur Hopscotch, Oakland |
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Lindy and Grundy, Los Angeles The Local Butcher Shop, Berkeley Locanda, San Francisco Lucques Restaurant, Los Angeles Magnolia Pub and Brewery, San Francisco Mavericks Restaurant, San Francisco Manka's Inverness Lodge, Inverness MarketBar, San Francisco Marrow, Oakland Mason Pacific, San Francisco Meadowood, Napa Valley Melisse, Santa Monica Melon’s Catering, South San Francisco Michael Mina Restaurant, San Francisco Michael’s on Naples, Long Beach Mill Valley Beerworks, Mill Valley Naked Kitchen, San Francisco Nick's Cove, Marshall Nojo, San Francisco Nopa, San Francisco Nopalito, San Francisco Odalisque, San Rafael Olema Inn, Olema Oliveto’s, Oakland Olivier’s Butcher Shop, San Francisco One Market, San Francisco Osteria Stellina, Point Reyes Station Outstanding in the Field Perbacco, San Francisco Perry's, Inverness Park Piazza D’Angelo, Mill Valley Picco Restaurant, Larkspur Piccino, San Francisco Pizzaiolo, Oakland Pizzalina, San Anselmo Poggio, Sausalito Quince Restaurant, San Francisco Range, San Francisco Rich Table, San Francisco Risibisi, Petaluma Ritz Carlton Dining Room, San Francisco RN74, San Francisco Saison, San Francisco Salt’s Cure, West Hollywood Saltwater Oyster Depot, Inverness Salumeria, San Francisco Scopa, Healdsburg Sent Sovi, Palo Alto Signorello Estate, Napa Slanted Door, San Francisco Sona, Los Angeles Sons and Daughters, San Francisco Sotto, Los Angeles Spago, Beverly Hills Spruce, San Francisco SPQR, San Francisco St. Vincent Restaurant, San Francisco Starbelly, San Francisco State Bird Provisions, San Francisco Tavola Italian Kitchen, Novato Terrapin Creek, Bodega Bay Tex Wasabi, Santa Rosa Three Stone Hearth, Berkeley Village Bistro, San Mateo Vin Antico, San Rafael Woodard's Garden, San Francisco Zazu, Santa Rosa Zuzu, Napa Zuni Cafe, San Francisco |
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Devil's Gulch Ranch
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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