1,000-acre property is slated to become a center offering education, training and research opportunities
Jalama Canyon Ranch will become a center for regenerative agriculture. (Contributed photo) By Serena Guentz, Noozhawk Contributing Writer
May 15, 2021
| 3:47 p.m.
After recently completing a $6 million campaign, the White Buffalo Land Trust has acquired the 1,000-acre Jalama Canyon Ranch, which it plans to use for regenerative agriculture.
Previously used for JCR Vineyard and as an event venue, Jalama Canyon Ranch will become a center for regenerative agriculture with opportunities for education, training and an emphasis on research.
The first phase of the campaign took about two years to complete, as the White Buffalo Land Trust took time to fundraise the $6 million and educate the community of its plans for the land, which is located south of Lompoc.