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Halter Ranch announces year-round grazing project - Vimarsana News

Halter Ranch announces year-round grazing project

When complete, the 275-acre estate vineyard will be the first of its size to allow year-round sheep grazing – This year, Halter Ranch has announced […]

Halter Ranch Announces the Most Significant Vineyard Project for Year-Round Sheep Grazing - Vimarsana News

Halter Ranch Announces the Most Significant Vineyard Project for Year-Round Sheep Grazing

/PRNewswire/ -- The Theme of Earth Day 2023 is "Invest in Our Planet." This year, Halter Ranch is pleased to announce the most significant and groundbreaking...

Halter Ranch Estrella to celebrate grand opening - Vimarsana News

Halter Ranch Estrella to celebrate grand opening

Weekend celebration kicks off Friday, Feb. 17 – Join Halter Ranch for the grand opening of their newest location, Halter Ranch Estrella, on 46 East […]

Halter Ranch Estrella to Celebrate Grand Opening - Vimarsana News

Halter Ranch Estrella to Celebrate Grand Opening

/PRNewswire/ -- Join Halter Ranch for the grand opening of their newest location, Halter Ranch Estrella, on 46 East and Airport Road in Paso Robles, CA. This...

California Wine Country has not burned down | Breaking Travel News - Vimarsana News

California Wine Country has not burned down | Breaking Travel News

On the night of Sunday, October 8, Northern California Wine Country was hit with a dangerous “perfect storm” of atmospheric conditions combining: warm temperatures, extremely low humidity, bone-dry fields and forests, and very strong winds. Beginning at 9:52 pm, 17 wildfires sprung up throughout the wine country counties of Napa, Sonoma, Lake, and Mendocino counties. These were considered wildland urban interface fires, meaning forest fires within close proximity to human habitation and businesses. And these fires were big and fast-moving, among the worst in California’s history. The re...