Our Story
Along the lush banks of the Rio Grande between South Fork and Del Norte, Colorado, you'll find a place that's both a window into the state's ranching past, and a gateway to the future of sustainable, locally-produced food. As a Colorado Centennial Ranch (owned and operated by the same family for more than 100 years), Corset Ranch honors ranching's proud past while utilizing modern, sustainable agricultural practices to help ensure the future of the land, water and way of life that makes this business possible.
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Our cattle are lovingly tended by the four generations of Colville ranchers currently living on the ranch, and our hay is mostly grown the old-fashioned way, by using flood irrigation to coax a beautiful mix of grass and alfalfa to grow along the rich floodplain of the Rio Grande River. We believe in conservation and sustainability, and we are constantly working with partners at the Forest Service, BLM, Trout Unlimited and numerous other water and land conservation groups to help guarantee a bright future for the land and the people of Colorado's San Luis Valley.
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