18, 20, or 38 Acres Prime Agricultural/USDA acres, Warner Springs, California*

Have you ever considered: Lately the sound of free-range and grass-fed or wild-caught meats are the most nutritious, most conscientious, most locally and globally responsible foods we can obtain when being a consumer of formerly-living proteins, but did you know our organic farmers and growers we are committed to supporting have to haul their livestock hundreds of miles (spending hard earned dollars and fossil fuels, not to mention precious time) for processing their animals in a USDA facility? Did you know that So-Cal is in desperate need of these locales, and not only that, that the social and political climate for building a better meat processing place has never been better?

Please meat meet the Paradise Valley Ranch & Farm. This is 38 Acres in two legal parcels: one 18 acres with address of 26600 Paradise and one 20 acre parcel at 26789 Paradise. $100,000 discount if purchased together. Properties were once a feed lot and commercial cattle operation/stock yards. Together they feature two stick built homes with Olde California charm, several outbuildings, massive feed barn, grain silos, agricultural worker housing, animal pens, chutes, weigh station, fruit trees, hoop greenhouses, and more. Three working water wells, producing appx 20, 25, and 70 gallons per minute respectively. Current demand for pasture-raised niche meats is soaring... but Southern California seems lacking in a good, humane USDA processing locales. Catch the foodie wave and provide an evolved community need.
Warner Springs could be the ideal, centrally located area for the revival of
local meat trading arts
for the region! See also mls #SW15182609 and #SW15182567 for more information on this very timely real estate offering. Asking $375,000 each ranch or discounted to $650,000 if sold together.

CLICK HERE FOR INFO ON MEAT PROCESSING DEMAND:

http://reason.com/archives/2014/03/08/breaking-the-usdas-slaughterhouse-strang

and click away for a few good arguments and musings on how eating meat can be humane:

http://ruhlman.com/2012/05/why-its-ethical-to-eat-meat/

http://www.bbc.co.uk/ethics/animals/using/eating_1.shtml

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/06/magazine/the-ethicist-contest-winner-give-thanks-for-meat.html?_r=1

https://www.bulletproofexec.com/bulletproof-editorial-for-the-new-york-times-why-eating-meat-is-ethical/

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