Available at Farmer’s Markets
Gualala Saturdays 9:30 - 12:30
Fort Bragg Wednesdays 2:30 - 4:30 (year round)
Bones, Steaks, Roasts and Ground
Local, Nutrient-Dense, Responsibly Grazed
Farmer’s Markets in Gualala begin Memorial Day weekend and end in November, or whenever the rain gets too much
About Us
Our Herd
These Belted Galloways, also called “Oreo Cows” “Bumblebee cows” or “belties,” are our hard working, grass munching co-managers.
Regenerative Grazing
We implement regenerative agriculture by moving our animals with electric fencing from one part of a pasture to another, anywhere from twice a week to twice a day in order to best treat the land and the cows.
It’s All About the Grass
Our goal is the health of the soil, and using livestock to periodically mow and fertilize grasslands really helps keep the nutrient cycle flowing.
Our Family
Jesse Hanna: Father, Drummer, Water Man
Katrina Coffman: Mother, Saxist, Fencing Lady
Hazel and Willow: in-training with no expectation
Our Story
It all started while living in Oceanside CA, trying to figure out what health really looks like. Realizing it depends on the co-creation of food within the confines of an ecosystem led us to move to Northern California and begin WWOOFing on different farms. Working on a grass-based ranch made us want to do the same thing on our own, so we moved to South Coast Mendocino to follow our dreams. 2 years later, after finding our dreamland and having our first daughter, Katrina began working for Wavelength Farm managing their herd of 6 belted galloways. We bought this starter herd from them and are continually expanding our leased land which includes areas of Oz Farm, 120 acres off Curly Lane just South of Point Arena, 100 acres south of Elk, and a number of other smaller acreages around town.
