Rancho Llano Seco was incorporated in 1861 and has a rich history of balancing agriculture, livestock husbandry and conservation. The Rancho is one of the last Mexican land grant properties that remains intact. It is a reminder of a lost era when California, American, Indigenous, Mexican and Spanish histories intersected. Llano Seco means dry plain in Spanish, and comes from the dry land wheat fields that have been a historical source of pride for the Rancho's farmers since its inception.
Rancho Llano Seco was incorporated in 1861 and has a rich history of balancing agriculture, livestock husbandry and conservation. The Rancho is one of the last Mexican land grant properties that remains intact. It is a reminder of a lost era when California, American, Indigenous, Mexican and Spanish histories intersected. Llano Seco means dry plain in Spanish, and comes from the dry land wheat fields that have been a historical source of pride for the Rancho's farmers since its inception.
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