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JUNIOR LIVESTOCK
AUCTIONS
Featuring prize winning
Beef, Lamb, Goat, Pork, Rabbits & Poultry
Swine: Saturday, July 27 - 9:00 a.m.
Rabbits: Saturday, July 27 - 1:00 p.m.
Sheep: Friday, August 2 - 9:00 a.m.
Poultry: Friday, August 2 - 1:00 p.m.
Goats: Friday, August 2 - 1:30 p.m.
Beef: Saturday, August 3 - 6:00 p.m.
AUCTIONEERS
Tony Brazil, Petaluma
Bruce Campbell, Healdsburg
Drew McElfrish, Gridley
Charlie Hawkes, Sebastopol
Louie Ricci, Santa Rosa
Rex Williams, Sebastopol
ANNOUNCERS
Pete Albers, Santa Rosa
Pat Emery, Santa Rosa
Bev Palm, Petaluma
THANK YOU
The consignors and the Junior Livestock Auction
Committee appreciate the services donated by the:
-Auctioneers-Announcers-Area Committee Solicitors...and all other Businesses and Individuals who
support the Auction.
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK AUCTION STATISTICS
Year
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
# of
Exhibitors
400
436
459
458
527
626
649
612
658
704
711
858
706
742
790
798
818
797
782
788
897
859
618
603
593
498
634
604
612
625
560
509
577
600
595
559
432
501
473
498
530
526
556
560
571
494
483
496
# of
Buyers
Total
Livestock
383
404
524
528
587
678
754
752
767
801
814
935
840
867
824
903
988
995
1055
1103
1007
1057
926
1009
936
927
959
938
923
833
812
779
922
866
825
907
672
900
876
906
920
859
931
906
908
857
747
797
519
653
672
678
829
849
959
920
971
1006
1097
1177
1040
1073
1011
1147
1236
1179
1152
1047
1109
989
968
1019
998
940
1017
949
967
850
869
738
931
877
748
881
643
845
780
830
860
853
908
932
950
814
778
840
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Total
Amount
70,527.06
72,936.61
83,164.78
86,813.01
103,280.22
118,661.46
121,991.07
162,096.76
193,030.21
217,138.64
253,571.98
270,467.65
283,203.40
320,121.66
377,666.95
420,890.83
468,664.05
460,865.12
462,884.25
469,069.19
470,256.31
440,365.47
478,361.76
511,274.23
463,992.40
482,099.56
490,756.68
515,439.25
502,389.65
478,974.14
554,721.37
481,319.88
574,141.00
612,658.00
624,469.90
696,131.80
662,932.64
774,292.20
767,441.70
880,336.75
975,217.12
976,624.80
1,068,725.00
1,142,056.50
1,026,974.40
1,013,138.72
1,039,783.20
1,097,838.08
AREA COMMITTEE
"SOLICITORS"
BODEGA BAY
Richard Franceschi, 861-9025
Randy Mantua, 876-3195
Richard Murphy, 876-3364
CLOVERDALE
Stephanie Wright, 849-7828
COTATI
Jeff James, 575-6370
Bill Scarpete, 795-2697
FORESTVILLE
Kristie Gross, 887-1245
Jeff Petersen, 546-0354
FULTON
Tom Parsons, 573-3887
GEYSERVILLE
Johanna Vanoni, 857-3513
GLEN ELLEN
Joe Johnson, 996-2474
HEALDSBURG
Randy Jackson, 433-4421
Dave Lewers, 431-1960
Terry Lindley, 838-4866
Jim Neumiller, 433-1960
Roger Park, 478-8006
KENWOOD
Lisa Bauer, 217-0403
Jeff Kunde, 833-5501 x311
OCCIDENTAL
Al Gerhardt, 874-3400
PENNGROVE
Mark Davis, 794-0202
PETALUMA
Robert Antheunisse,327-6213
Art Azevedo, 762-1579
Ralph Bettinelli, 762-5039
Manuel Brazil, 763-0893
Dr. Fred Groverman,
795-3694 & 763-3132
Roger Horick, 763-0815
Teejay Lowe, 849-1147
Mike Mickelson, 696-9107
John Monahan, 775-4639
Joe Moreda, 795-6261
Ernie Nunes, 762-7135
Mark Singleton, 953-3136
ROHNERT PARK
Patrick Hickey, 584-8842
Gary Malone, 585-3222
SANTA ROSA
Amy Brennan, 526-1803
Doug Beretta, 584-5262
John Brandon, 585-0578
Ron Carli, 545-1200
Julie Davis, 538-7046
Dean & Shari DeGraffenreid,
585-2351
John F. DeMeo, 545-3232
Tony Ghisla, 524-3000
Larry Grove, 523-3982
Janet Leisen, 528-2085
Jim Mickelson, 762-1473
Annette O’Kelley,
523-2823 or 528-5364
Mike Nonella, 523-2307
Lisa Piehl, 495-8971
Mike Runyan, 523-0688
Dennis Tesconi, 584-5258
Ralph Worden, 584-7806
SEBASTOPOL
Jack Balistreri, 874-2599
Christine Bergue, 823-5988
Anthony Dei, 829-5650
Charlie Hawkes, 823-0551
Kirk Lokka, 481-6038
Michelle Pendleton, 827-3220
Steve & Diana Stornetta,
823-7516
Charlie Wallin, 823-5135
SONOMA
John M. Amaral, 996-3647
Robert “Bob” Clark, 996-1798
Gerald Marino, 996-8146
Emily Schiffman, 933-6755
TOMALES
Mike Maloney, 484-5811
WINDSOR
Saralee McClelland Kunde,
546-3276
For further
information
contact:
Sonoma County Fair
Entry Office
(707) 545 - 4203
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HOW THE AUCTION WORKS...
When you arrive at the Auction –
1. Check in at the registration table and pick up your
buyer’s card. (You will need to have this in order to bid
on an animal.) All new buyers need to provide a credit
card number to secure any purchases made at the
auction.
2. Pick up a sale book which lists all the animals in order
of sale, their weights and owners.
3.
As each animal enters the ring, the Auctioneer will ask
for bids in cents per pound. If you wish to bid on an
animal, just raise your hand. Whether you buy or not,
your bidding will help the sale. If you need help in
bidding, ask one of the ring men to assist you.
4.
The bidding will continue until a high bid is reached. If
you are the highest bidder, the auctioneer will ask you
to hold up your buyer card so he can read the number.
All animals sold through the Auction must be processed (no
live pick-ups). Fair arranges with packer, no other
arrangements are allowed.
Steers: Can have up to 8 buyers per animal with following
limits:
WHOLE PURCHASE - custom or resale
½ PURCHASE - custom or release – each half must be
the same disposition, same locker
¼ PURCHASE - custom or resale – must be same
disposition same locker
1
/6 to 1/8 PURCHASE - resale only
Hogs: Can have up to 4 buyers per animal:
WHOLE PURCHASE - custom or resale
½ PURCHASE - custom or resale - each half must be the
same disposition, same locker
¼ PURCHASE – resale only
Lambs/Goats: Can have up to 2 buyers per animal:
WHOLE PURCHASE - custom or resale.
½ PURCHASE – resale only
Rabbits/Poultry: Can have only 1 buyer and must be
custom.
Add-on Money: “Add-on money” is money added on top of
the sale price, not built into the price. Add-ons are limited to
a minimum of $50 and a maximum of $250. ONLY two
add-ons are permitted per lamb/goat or hog and are limited
to those exhibitors who are showing a registered breeding
project of the same species (i.e. breeding sheep, open boer
goat or breeding swine) at the current Sonoma County Fair.
Add-ons for steers are limited to four per steer with no
other restrictions.
Add-ons must be paid at the auction by check, credit card
or money order. (no cash) No invoice will be generated for
add-on purchases.
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AFTER BUYING FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE:
If you are the high bidder, a runner will present you with a
sale invoice for your signature. At that time you must
indicate the disposition of the animal as follows:
1.
Resell - at market price and be billed for the difference.
2.
Custom Process and Return - you must indicate on the
green purchase agreement card the name of the
locker where you wish your meat delivered. (Sonoma
County only, restrictions apply, list is located in the
back of this booklet.) You must call the locker for cut &
wrap instructions and you will pay the locker directly for
cut & wrap charges. The Fair is not involved in the
arrangements made between the locker and the buyer.
PAYING FOR YOUR PURCHASE:
Note: All new buyers are required to provide a credit card
number on the purchase agreement to secure the sale. If
you do not pay at the close of the auction, your credit card
will be processed unless buyer asks to be billed and pay
with a check. (Please indicate your preference when filling
out the card.)
The Sonoma County Fair Junior Livestock Auction will act
as cashier for the sale. You may pay by cash, check,
Visa, MasterCard or Discover on the day of the auction.
If you choose to purchase a (Custom) Process and Return
animal, a process charge will be added to your sale
invoice.
If you do not pay on the day of the auction, you will receive
a bill in the mail following the sale. Cut and wrap charges
are additional and are billed separately by the butcher.
Your checks should be made payable to:
Sonoma County Fair Junior Livestock Auction.
TO ATTEND THE AUCTION:
In the event you are unable to attend the Auction, members
of the Solicitor Committee are listed in this brochure.
Contact one of them or the Entry Office and we will have a
solicitor contact you to make the necessary arrangements.
WHEN YOU BUY HOW TO USE YOUR PURCHASE
Here are a few ideas from regular auction patrons on
making use of the animal you purchase.
 INDIVIDUALS: Provide quality meat throughout the year
 SERVICE CLUBS, LODGES, UNIONS: Host a club BBQ
or Donate meat to your favorite organization or charity
 RESTAURANTS AND MARKETS: Serve local high
quality meat
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SUPPORT OUR YOUTH
2 WAYS
A. RESALE - purchase an animal and resell it to
the Sonoma County Fair for the current market
price. You will be billed for the amount over
market price.
e.g:
Steer, 1,150 lbs. - bid 2.00*, resell .60*
Bill - 1,150 lbs. x 1.40 = $1,610.00
Lamb, 120 lbs. - bid 4.50*, resell .60*
Bill - 120 lbs. x 3.90 = $468.00
Hog, 220 lbs. – bid 3.50*, resell .50*
Bill - 220 lbs. x 3.00 = $660.00
B. FILL YOUR FREEZER - pay for your purchase
and processing costs and invite your friends to
dinner. Offal not included.
AMOUNT OVER MARKET PRICE MAY BE AN
IRS APPROVED DEDUCTION
Example: Hog, 220 lbs. – bid 3.50*, market price is .50*
Donation - 220 lbs. x 3.00 = $660.00
*These are approximate prices
Sonoma County Fair Non-Profit # - 94-6003236
REMINDER
 Please contact your local locker/butcher shop
after the sale regarding cut and wrap instructions
for the animal that you purchase. If you do not
call within 48 hours of the auction the butchers
will cut the meat packaged for 2 in order to have
room in their lockers.
 Buyers may be assessed an additional charge if
their meat is not picked up within 10 working
days. Butcher shops may dispose of any meat
(donate or resell) within 30 days of the
completion of cut & wrap. Buyer is still
responsible for the purchase of the animal, as
well as the cut & wrap charges.
Note: Some custom butcher shops do not accept
credit cards. Please be prepared to pay for
cut/wrap with cash or check.
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SALES FUND...
All exhibitors contribute four percent of the sale
price of each animal to a Sales Fund.
This fund pays for:
 Advertising
 Finance Auction
 Sales Brochure
 Uncollected debts
WHAT IS IT?
The Sonoma County Fair Junior Livestock auction is
the climax of a year's work and activities for the
Special Junior, 4-H, FFA and Independent Junior
exhibitors.
As a learning and business venture, these young
men and women have selected, fed and groomed
either a steer, lamb, goat, hog, pen of rabbits, or
poultry. They have brought their project to the Fair to
be judged, graded, and sold.
Only top quality grain fed steers, lambs, goats, hogs
rabbits and chickens will be sold. The judges at the
Sonoma County Fair will select only the top quality
animals to sell at the Junior Livestock Auction. Such
quality demands a premium price.
The Sonoma County Fair Junior Livestock Auction is
their market place... and you...their prospective
buyer.
WHY SUPPORT THE SALE?
Your purchase will help support an educational
program. These youth are learning to produce food
for your table. They are also learning how to be in
business for themselves. At their age, their business
is on a small scale and their costs are higher than the
commercial producer. Help them achieve success
and insure continued food production by supporting
them now. The price you pay today encourages
youth participation and is a small investment in the
future of America. Profits from the sale of these
animals are usually reinvested in better animals or
set aside for future educational expenses.
WON'T YOU HELP?
Remember: you will encourage free enterprise,
receive high quality meat and poultry and good,
inexpensive
advertising,
plus
the
personal
satisfaction of investing in our local youth.
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SHEEP SALE
2012 SHEEP SALE SUMMARY
262 lambs were sold for a sale gross of $305,505.45,
which averaged $8.97 per lb.
Of the 262 lambs sold: 103 were resold at the market
price of $1.70 per lb.; 159 were processed and
returned to the buyers.
SONOMA COUNTY FAIR
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK AUCTION
RECORD PRICE PAID FOR LAMBS.
SET IN 2012
Lamb exhibited by Lauren Murnin, Live Oak 4-H
bought by G&G Market & Velasam, for $55.00 per
pound.
2012 Supreme Champion Lamb, exhibited and
sold by Lauren Murnin, Live Oak 4-H
Purchased by G&G Market & Velasam for
$55.00 per lb. = $6,765.00.
2012 FFA Grand Champion Lamb, exhibited and
sold by Dominic Leventini, Santa Rosa FFA
Purchased by G&G Market & The Press Democrat.
Sold for $19.00 per lb.= $2546.00
All process and return lambs will be delivered to the
designated locker/butcher shop listed in back of
brochure.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 2
2012 4-H Reserve Grand Champion Lamb exhibited
and sold by Rio Pagliaro, Live Oak 4-H
Purchased by Pat Emery Attorney and Law
Sold for $10.00 per lb. = $1,350.00
2012 FFA Reserve Grand Champion Lamb exhibited
and sold by Cole Pruett, Petaluma FFA
Purchased by G&G Market & Petaluma Creamery
Sold for $11.00 per lb. = $1,485.00
Lambs weigh between 100-150 lbs. live.
Cut and wrap lamb will average yield: 60 lbs.
processed meat which will consist of approximately:
 legs of lamb
 lamb chops
 lamb shanks
 lamb stew
 lamb steaks
*Fleece and offal not included.
Approximate cost of a prize-winning lamb:
Price of a live lamb:
130 lbs. @ 8.97............................ $1,166.10
(based on 2012 Sonoma County Fair average price)
Process charge............................. $ 36.00
Cut and wrap charge.................... $ 75.00
(approximate, check with your butcher)
TOTAL........................... $1,277.10
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SWINE SALE
2012 SWINE SALE SUMMARY
296 hogs were sold for a sale gross of $417,690.96
which averaged $5.80 per lb.
Of the 296 hogs sold: 71 were resold at the market
price of $ .71 per lb.; 225 were processed and
returned to the buyers.
SONOMA COUNTY FAIR
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK AUCTION
RECORD PRICE PAID FOR HOGS.
SET IN 2005
Hog raised and exhibited by Hanna Langley, Two
Rock 4-H bought by Nessco Construction, Santa
Rosa, for $32.00 per pound.
2012 Supreme Champion Hog, exhibited
and sold by Mark Rosantsson, Gateway 4-H
Purchased by Sunrise Farms LLC.
Sold for $7.00 per lb. = $1,785.00
2012 FFA Grand Champion Hog, exhibited
and sold by Angie Ruffoni, Santa Rosa FFA
Purchased by Emeritus Vineyards
Sold for $7.50 per lb. = $1,912.50
Process and return hogs will be delivered to the
designated butcher shops listed in back of brochure.
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SATURDAY, JULY 27
2012 4-H Reserve Grand Champion Hog exhibited
and sold by Ashland Williams, Gateway 4-H
Purchased by Les Schwab Tires of Sonoma County
Sold for $7.00 per lb. = $1,736.00
2012 FFA Reserve Grand Champion Hog exhibited
and sold by Natalie Hughes, Santa Rosa FFA
Purchased by Rivers Aviation
Sold for $6.00 per lb. = $1,422.00
Hogs weigh between 220-280 lbs. live.
*Cut and wrap Hog will average yield: 150 lbs.
processed meat, which will consist of approximately:
 Chops
 Ribs
 Bacon
 Sausage
 Shoulder roasts
 Ham Hocks
 Hams
*Offal not included.
APPROXIMATE COST OF A PRIZE WINNING HOG:
Price of a live Hog
243 lbs. @ 5.80............................ $1,409.40
(based on 2012 Sonoma County Fair average price)
Process charge............................. $ 44.00
Cut and wrap charge.................. $180.00
(approximate, check with your butcher)
TOTAL...........................$1,633.40
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BEEF SALE
2012 BEEF SALE SUMMARY
74 steers were sold for a sale gross of $311,970.42,
which averaged $3.48 per lb.
Of the 74 steers sold: 25 were resold at the market
price of $ 1.01 per lb.; 49 were processed and
returned to the buyers.
SONOMA COUNTY FAIR
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK AUCTION
RECORD PRICE PAID FOR BEEF.
SET IN 2001
Steer raised and exhibited by Jimmy Griffith, bought
by Stu Lambert & Family, Sonoma and John & Bea
Brandon, Santa Rosa, for $12.50 per lb.
2012 Supreme Champion Steer, exhibited
and sold by Steven Pozzi, Petaluma FFA
purchased by Union Hotel
Sold for $7.00 per lb. = $8,750.00
2012 4-H Grand Champion Steer, exhibited
and sold by Davey Dorr, Healdsburg 4-H
purchased by Precision Crane & Silver Oak Cellars
Sold for $6.00 per lb. = $7,500.00
Process and return steers will be delivered to the
designated locker/butcher shop listed in back of
brochure.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 3
2012 FFA Reserve Grand Champion Steer exhibited
and sold by Regina Pozzi, Petaluma FFA
Purchased by Les Schwab Tire of Sonoma County
Sold for $5.00 per lb. = $5,725.00
2012 4-H Reserve Grand Champion Steer
exhibited and sold by Taylor Jacobi, Golden Hills 4-H
Purchased by Fritz Brand Memorial Trust Fund
Sold for $3.25 per lb. = $4,062.50
Steers weigh between 1000-1300 lbs. live.
Cut and wrap Steer will average yield: 600 lbs.
processed meat which will consist of approximately:
 steaks
 roasts
 ground beef
 stew, briskets, short ribs, shanks, misc.
Hides and offal are not included.
APPROXIMATE COST OF A PRIZE WINNING STEER:
PRICE OF A LIVE STEER
1200 lbs. @ 3.48 .........................................$4,176.00
(based on 2012 Sonoma County Fair average price)
Process charge............................................$ 90.00
Cut and wrap charge................... ................$ 500.00
(approximate, check with your butcher)
TOTAL .........................$4,766.00
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GOAT SALE
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2
2012 GOAT SALE SUMMARY
47 goats were sold for a sale gross of $34,971.25,
which averaged $8.46 per lb.
Of the 47 goats sold: 28 were resold at the market
price of $1.35 per lb.; 19 were processed and
returned to the buyers.
SONOMA COUNTY FAIR
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK AUCTION
RECORD PRICE PAID FOR GOATS.
SET IN 2010
Goat raised & exhibited by Tye Lokka of Green Valley 4-H
bought by Cameron & Cameron, Inc, for $34.00 per lb.
2012 Supreme Champion Goat, exhibited and
sold by Alyssa Lopez, Forestville FFA
Purchased by Les Schwab Tire of Sonoma County
for $12.00 per lb. = $1,020.00
2012 4-H Champion Goat, exhibited and
sold by Rio Pagliaro, Live Oak 4-H
Purchased by Brandt Insurance
Sold for $6.00 per lb. = $462.00
Please refer to the lamb section for specifics. Cut & wrap
goat will average yield: 48 lbs.
Approximate cost of a prize-winning goat:
88 lbs. @ 8.46 ............................................ $744.48
(based on 2012 Sonoma County Fair average price)
Process charge........................................... $ 36.00
$ 55.00
Cut & wrap charge (apprx, check with butcher)
TOTAL ........................ $835.48
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POULTRY SALE
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2
2012 POULTRY SALE SUMMARY
52 pens (of two chickens each) were sold for a sale
gross of $18,575.00 an average price per pen of
$357.21.
SONOMA COUNTY FAIR
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK AUCTION
RECORD PRICE PAID FOR POULTRY
SET IN 2012
Raised and exhibited by Maddison Vernon. Bought by
Frizelle Enos Co. and Roger Hoffman for $1,700.00
2012 Champion Poultry Pen exhibited
and sold by Maddison Vernon, Santa Rosa FFA
Purchased by Frizelle Enos Co. and Roger Hoffman
Sold for $1,700.00
2012 Reserve Champion Poultry Pen, exhibited
and sold by Amanda Raffety, Forestville FFA
Purchased by Petaluma Poultry Processors
Sold for $700.00.

Poultry must go custom or be donated, no resale
value available.
APPROXIMATE COST OF A PRIZE WINNING POULTRY PEN:
PRICE OF A LIVE POULTRY PEN
1 pen (2 birds) @ 357.21................................$357.21
(based on 2012 Sonoma County Fair average price)
Process charge ($8.25 each) ...........................$16.50
TOTAL ......................... $373.71
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RABBIT SALE
SATURDAY, JULY 27
2012 RABBIT SALE SUMMARY
34 pens (of three rabbits each) were sold for a sale
gross of $9,125.00 an average price per pen of
$268.38.
SONOMA COUNTY FAIR
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK AUCTION
RECORD PRICE PAID FOR RABBITS
SET IN 2011:
Raised and exhibited by Corey Sceales, Harvest 4-H.
Bought by Sequoia Wealth Management for $1,800.00.
2012 Champion Rabbit Pen exhibited
and sold by Corey Sceales, Harvest 4-H
purchased by Sequoia Wealth Management
Sold for $1,000.00
2012 Reserve Champion Rabbit Pen, exhibited
and sold by Isabella Tristano, Sequoia 4-H
Purchased by McClure Dairy
Sold for $750.00.
APPROXIMATE COST OF A PRIZE WINNING RABBIT PEN:
PRICE OF A LIVE RABBIT PEN
1 pen (3 animals) @ 268.38 ...........................$268.38
(based on 2012 Sonoma County Fair average price)
Process charge ($8.25 each) ..........................$ 24.75
TOTAL ......................... $293.13
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We would like to express appreciation to the following:
101 International
16500 Lighting
4B Ranches
Abbey, Weitzenberg, Warren &
Emery
Able Tire & Brake Co.
Accurate ForkLift, Inc.
ACR Refrigeration & Air
Conditioning
Acrat Plumbing & Heating
Active 20/30 of the North Bay
Adobe Association
Aflac
Ag Unlimited
Ahern, Peter DVM
Ahlborn, Tom
AKOIA Day Spa
Alexander Valley Boer Goats
Alexander, Pat & Frank
All Fence Co, Inc.
Alta Vista Vineyards
Alten Construction
Amaral Livestock Transport
Amcor Flexibles Inc.
American Ag Credit
American Legion of Sonoma County
Anchor Electric
Anderson/Zeigler/Disharoon/Gal
Andrews, Willliam - Attorney at Law
Andy's Produce
Angelo's Meat
Animal Hospital of Sebastopol
Ann Marie Carinalli CPA
Apostle, Greg DDS
Arch's Glass
Argonaut Construction
Arolo Co. Inc.
ASB Steel
Aslan Insurance Inc.
Associated Air Balance &
Certification
Atech Distribution
Atkinson Hay
Atwood Ranch
B & T Bartlett Farm Equipment
B&T Ranch
B. Montini Water Trucking
Back to Golf Performance & Fitness
Baddeley, Oliker & Sartori Law
Offices
Baker, Tom
Baldwin, McGaughey & Co CPA'S
Bales, Thomas D.D.S., Inc.
Balistreri Pool Services
Balistreri, Jack
Balletto Vineyards
Balli, Alex
Banner Enterprises
Bar Ale
Bar Ale Feed Inc - Rivertown Feed
Bardella, Frank & Barbara
Barhett, Dylan
Barlow Boer Goats
Barrett, Ed & Kate
Barrett, Jim, Attny.
Bartley Pump, Inc.
Bartolomei Scale
Bassignani, Annette
Bauer Vineyards
Baxman Mechanical
Bay Sierra Fiancial, Inc.
Becchetti, Bob
Beels Soper LLP
Bellmer, Mike
Bellucci Properties
Ben Terry Durocs
Benziger, Bob and Cathy
Bergman, Bob & Linda
Bergue, Christine
Bermingham, Michael
Bernstein Orthodontics
Beyers Costin
Beyond The Glory
Biagi Bros. Transportation
Bianchi, Susan
Bibbero Systems
Biocca, Jim
Bischof, Carolyn
Bisordi, Barbara
Bisordi, Henry
Bob Harris Tree Care
Bonneau's Tire & Auto Cen
Bonner, Jeff & Brenda
Bordessa Dairy
Boucher Harrison, Marlina
Brandon Angus
Brandon Tire Supply
Brandon, JR & Denise
Brandt Insurance
Brascia, Eddie
Bridges, Bonnie
Briggs Ranch
Bright, Clifford
British European Motors
Brocco's Old Barn
Brodie's Tire & Brake
Brosnan, James and Pam
Browder's Tractor
Browne, Michael
Bruzzone, John
Bryson Enterprises/CC&M Welding
Bud's Custom Meats
Bulger, Elise
Bunker's Sonoma Mountain Winery
Burbank & Conquest
Burgess Lumber
Burk, Bill
Burke, Linda
Bush, Mark & Paula
C. R. Fedrick
Cal-West Rentals
Cameron & Cameron, Inc.
Camozzi, Eugene
Camozzi, Robert & Gloria
Canteen Services of N. CA
Canyon Rock Company
Cardinal Newman High School
Carinalli, Domenic & Linda
Carli Cattle Company
Carson Manufacturing, Inc.
Casino, The
Catie's Corner Vineyard
Cazadero General Store
Century 21 Bundesen
Ceresa, Jeff & Trace
Chan, Charlene R, DDS
Chenoweth Vineyards, Inc.
Chock Rock Vineyard
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Chris Baker Hay Sales
Chris Maloney Crop Insur.
Ciatti Company
Circle JR Ranch
City Electric Supply
Clark, Erica & Matt
Clausen Law Group
Clawson, Carleen
Clemons, Billy
Cline Cellars Winery
Close Family
Coastal Products
Colombini Construction
Comalli, Rhonda & Ed Ratliff
Competition Touring Cars
Cook, Bruce
Cooley, Crawford & Jess
Corda, Kristi
Cornerstone Vineyards
Correia, Karen
Cotati Food Service
Cotati Large Animal Hospt
Cowtown Creations
Coyle, Dawn and Ean
Crane, Tom & Cynthia
Crikos Trucking
Cuneo Properties
Cunningham Dairy
Cushing, Bob
D & J Packing
D/B Ranch
D'Acquisto, Rodney
Dad's Dream Inc
Dairy Delivery
Dairymen's Feed & Supply
Daniel O. Davis, Inc.
Dannewitz DVM, Daryl
Dan's Automotive
Daveiro, Janet
Dave's Market
David McCarville Trust
De Haan DVM, Constance
DeBernardi Dairy
DeGraffenreid, Dean & Shari
Dei-Go Trucking
DeMartin & Sons
Dempel Farming
Denkin, Matt & Stephen
Denmark Street Vinyards
DeSimone Vineyards
Devincenzi Concrete Construction
Devon Trading
Diamond W Dairy
Dierking, John & Lisa
Dolinsek, Jim & Kathleen/Dolinsek
Ranch
Donal Machine
Donnelley, David
Dorr Family Show Cattle
Doug Woods & Kathleen Ruthnick
Doughty, Ed
Downtown Autobody
Doyle, Travis
Dr. Caskey/Chyrstle Lemos
Dr. Leoni
Drakes Bay Holsteins
Draper Enterprises
Dressage Adikshun
Ducote, Joe & Susan
Dunne, Robert
Durate Nursery INC.
Dutton Ranch, Corp.
DW Enterprise
E.D. Builders
East Bay Tire Company
EBA Engineering
Eichner, Larry & Michele
Electrical Equipment Co.
Emeritus Vineyards
Emery, Patrick Attorney at Law
Emis, Jon & Jessica Sheer
Emis, Nick & Renee
Empire Automotive, Inc.
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Eric Luiz Heating & AC
Erickson, Lee & Jane
Etix
Excel Roofing
Exchange Bank
Exhange Bank
Faith, Ramona & Bob
Falling Sky Farms
Farhart, Beth
Farmers L/S Market
Fedrick, Shirley
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Ferina Trucking
Ferronato, Mark
Fircrest Market
First American Title
First Community Bank
Fisch Bros. Drilling
Fisher, Steve
Fishman Supply Co.
Flocchini, Nick
Fluid Gauge Co.
Franchetti, John
Francis, Charlie
Fraser DDS, Eric
Frazee, Stephanie
FRC, inc.
Fred Campigli Trucking
Freitas, Steve - Sheriff-Coroner
Frey, John
Friedman's Home Improvement
Friedrichsen, Delmar
Friend of the Fair
Friendly Feed & Supply
Friends of David Rabbitt
Friends of Two Rock 4-H
Fritz Brand Memorial Trust
Frizelle Enos Co.
Froneberger, Henry
Fruhit, Brad
Fruiht & Son Construction
Fuller, Joe
G & G Market
G & G Supermarket/Demeo &
Demeo Law
G&G Market & The Press Democrat
G&G Market / Sunrise Farms
G&G Supermarket / OB Health
G&G Supermarket / Petaluma
Creamery
G&G Supermarket / Velasam
G3 Enterprises
Gamlake Dairy
Gantenbein Family
Garbarino Family
Garton Tractor
Garton Tractor
Gary Latham, DDS
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Gary Petersen Family Vineyards
Gast, Terry & Charles
Gavriloff, Martin
Geary, Shea, O'Donnell...
George Medeiros Transportation
Gerald Spaletta Dairy
Gerhardt, Al
German Motors
Gevas Heavy Transport, Inc.
Ghilotti Construction
Ghisla, Tony & Cheryl
Gilardi, Tom & Debbie
Glen Ellen Village Market
Glenn, Mark and Lori
Goebel Paving
Goetz, Karl & Sandi
Golden Gate Meat Company
Gomme, John & Mary Ann
Gordenker, Leonor
Gordon N Ball Inc.
Grivas, Elizabeth
Gross, Robert & Kristie
Grove Jr., Robert
Gruener, Manfred
Guadagni Bros. Welding
Gustafson, Bill
H.J. Baker & Brother
Hagemann Ranches
Hall, Austin
Hamann, John
Hansel Auto Group--Petaluma &
Santa Rosa
Hansen Miller Law Firm
Hardcastle, C.P.A. Vickie
Harmony, Aaron & Danielle
Harney, Chris & Christina
Haverton Hill
Hawkes Photography
Hawkes, Charlie & Ella
Hawkes, Ken & Donna
Hawley's Paint Store
Heart T Holstein
Heartt, Eira
Helm & Sons Amusements, Inc.
Hennessy Fund, The
Henris Supply, Inc.
Herrerias, Ron
Hicks, Richard
High Class Genetics
Hillbloom, Larry
Hinde, Kelly
Hinrichs, Tom & Annette
Hoang, Thai
Hoch, Dave
Hoffman, Roger
Hog Island Oyster Co.
Hughes, Bob & Lynn
Humphrey Construction
Hunt & Behrens, Inc
Ielmornini, Doug & Cathy
IMH General Construction
In Memory of David Pimental
Independent Electric Supply-Santa
Rosa
Innerstave, LLC
Innovations Salon
Iron Dog Fabrication
Iron Horse Vineyards
Isetta, Andy
J.A. Laviletta Vineyards
J.P. Wolfe & Associates
Jack Dei Dairy
Jackson Family Wines
Jacobsen Ranches, Inc.,
Jay & Bill's Tire Shop
JD Ferrero, Lance Ballenger
JDC Farms
Jeffs Twin Oaks Garage
Jensen Trucking
Jerry & Don's/ Yager Pump & Well
Jerry and Dons Yager Pump
Jodsaas, Ron
Joe Castro Builders
Joe Kiser Construction
Joe Lunardi Electric, Inc
Joe's Freight Service
John Benward Company
John Jordan Foundation
John's Dairy Supply
Johnson, Larry and Linda
Jon Wright Feed Store
Jones, Jeff and Kim
JR's Woodworks
Kaehler, Steve
Kaldunski, Paul & Lisa
Karinen, Pat
Kelly Moore Paint Co. Inc.
Kenney, Mike & Charlene
Key Auto Body
KML Angus
Korbel Champagne
Kotula, Dorothy
KTC Inc.
Kunde Family Estate Winery
Kunde Vineyards
Kunde, Jeff & Roberta
KW Cages
La Prenda Vineyard Management
La Tortilla Factory
Lace House Linen Supp.
LaFranchi, Barbara
Lagunitas Brewing Co.
Lakeside Pet Hospital
Lanatti, David
Lanatti, Jim & Sarah
Landry, Chris/Caterina
Larbre Well & Pump, Inc.
Larry Hillblom Foundation
Larsen Feed & Pet Supply
Larson Family Winery
Latnam, Bill and Debbie
Lawson, Carl
Lawson, Kathleen & Janet Lawson
Lazy W Ranch
Les Schwab Tires of Sonoma
County
Leventini, Dominic
Leventini, Jr., Mike
Leveroni, Joyce & Dave
Levine Grain Co
Lillund, Henriette
Lilly, Nancy
Lindley Cattle Company
Linked Vineyards
Little, Rich and Joan
LMG Farms
Lokka, Kirk & Debbie
Lombardi's BBQ Petaluma
Loomis Industries of St. Helena
Lose, Dave
Lucky 7 Ranches
Luke, Daphine
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M. Brocco & Sons, Inc.
M. Maselli & Sons, Inc.
M.A.C Wines LLC
MAACO Autobody
MacLeod Family Vineyard
Mager, Bev
Mahr, Ryan
Mahrt, Boyd
Malkemus, Dr. George
Maloney Construction
Maloney, Coleen & Tom Hammond
Maltby Electrical Supply
Maners Family
Manna-Pro Corp.
Manson Construction
Manzoni Trucking
Marcucci Farms
Marioni, Hank
Mark Ciddio Woodworkers
Mark Clausen Attorney of Law
Marshall Ranch
Marshall's Body Shop
Martin Ranch Supply
Martinez Orchard
Mary Rodgers
Mathewson, Ann
Matos Cheese Factory
Matthew's Station Vineyard
Mazzetta Dairy
McCambridge Enterprise
McCarville Construction
McClellands Organic Products
McClenahan, Gary
McClure Dairy
McCormick & Company
McCormick, Mischa
McDermott, Andrew & Mitsuyo
McDermott, Gene
McDermott, Will & Emery, Attorneys
McDonald, Aaron & Clarette
McLea's Tire & Downtown Autobody
McMillan, Margaret
McMillan, Sam & Rita
Mead Clark Lumber Co.
Mellana, Patty
Merrill Lynch - Santa Rosa
Mezger Family
Michael Paul Construction
Michalek, Joseph & Joan
Mickelsen, Max & Joni
Mickelson Club Lambs
Mickelson Enterprises
Mickelson, Bobby
Mickelson, Gary
Mickelson, Jim and Marcia
Mickelson, Mike & Carolyn
Mike Brown Electric
Miller, Arlo & Holly
Miller, Scott
Millhouse Glass
Minute Man Press
Minuteman Press
Mixon Northen Hay Transport
Molik, Jeff
Money Movers, Inc.
Mongini, DVM, Frank
Mononi Ranches
Montecito Development Corp
Moreda Dairy
Moreda, Doug & Leslie
Morrison Bros. Dairy
Muelrath Ranches
Mulas Dairy Company
Murnin, Keith
Murphy, Richard & Kim
National Electrical Contractors Assc
Neumiller, Jim & Julie
Nick Prokopakis Excavating
Nielsen, Gail
Nommsen, Steve
Nonella Construction
Nonella, Mike & Julie
Nor Bay Iron Crafts
Nordby, Wendell and Nancy
Noren & Sons Herefords
Norman W. Harmon Concrete
North Bay Hay & Grain
North Bay Portables
North Bay Pressure Washing
North Bay Tire & Auto
Northern Electric Inc.
Northstar Plumbing
Nova Vine Inc
Nunes Boer Goats & Club Lambs
Nunley Engineering
Oasis Laundramat
O'Kelley, Annette
Olivers Market
Olson, Jason
Olufs Cattle Co
Omlette Express
Omnivore Books
Opperman Truck Sales
Ovations Catering
Pacatte Construction
Pacatte Construction Co., Inc
Pacatte Properties, LLC
Pacatte Watertrough Properties
Pacatte, Rosemarie
Pace Supply Corp
Pace Supply Corporation
Pacific Construction
Pacific Erectors, Inc.
Palmgren, Butch & Ruth
Palm's Grill
Parent Sorensen Mortuary
Park Ave Turf Inc.
Parkside Cafe, Mark Dierkhising
Parmeter Vineyard
Parsons Construction
Parsons, Dean & Denise
Parsons, Tom & Kelly
Passarino, Gary & Lois
Passey, Jim
PCD
Pedersen, Paul
Pellegri & Sons
Pellegrini, Marco
Penngrove Social Firemen
Perry/Johnson/Anderson/Miller/Mos
kowitz
Petaluma Auto Parts
Petaluma By-Products
Petaluma Creamery
Petaluma Host Lions Club
Petaluma KOA Camping Resort
Petaluma Livestock Com.
Petaluma Market
Petaluma Market & Coast Fuels
Petaluma Poultry Processors
Petaluma Rotary Club
Petaluma Valley Hospital
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Peter, Larry
Peters, Alec & Ann
Petersen Vineyards
Petersen, Art & Pat
Petersen, John & Susan
Peterson, Nancy
Peterson, Ray & Ettamarie
Pforsich, Andy
Pharo, Elieen & Dr. Lisa Atcikson
Phoenix Irish Bar LLC
Piehl, Riley & Colbie
Pirinoli, Michael
Pitts, Vic & Robin
Plantation Farm Camp
Plum Electric
Plus One Professionals
Poe, Dave & Mary
Pomi, Mark & Cindy
Pompa
Poncia Fertilizer Spreading
Powers, Karen & Jack
Poz Trading
Pozzi Hay
Pozzi, Joe
Precision Crane
Producers Vet Service
Proteau, Robin & Les
Quince, Alan and Sheila
R. McClure Electric
R.O. Shelling Grain/Feed
RA Murphy Construction
Rafter 4R Ranch
Raley's Superstore #313
Raley's Superstore #329
Raley's Superstore #341
Raley's Superstores #337
Ralph's Auto & Truck
Ramirez Builders, Inc.
Rancho Valle Verde
Randy Cheda Trucking
Ransom, Cliff
Redden, Judd & Marilyn
Redding, Brian & Shelley
Redwood Coast Petroleum
Redwood Empire Ice Arena
Reliable Hardware & Steel
Renati Dairy
Renner, Mary
Respini, Teddi
Ricci Vineyards
Rich Bonfiglio Family
Rich, James
Richard Geernaert Fine Furnishing
Richard's Grove/Saralee's
Ridley Feed Ingredients
River Ready Mix Co.
Rivers Aviation
River's End Ventures
Rivertown Feed and Pet Country
Store
RN Bleibaum Consulting
Roades Hog Farm
Robert McClelland Dairy
Robert Torres-Trinchero Family
Estates
Rodriguez, Monica
Romelli Bail Bonds/Get A Release,
Inc.
Rotary Club Of S. R.
Rush, Felicia
Ryan, Dave & Penny
S C Barns
S.R. Allied Builders
S2 Angus
Safeway #713
Safeway Store #1562
Safeway Store #796
Safeway Store #911
Safeway Store #918
Sage Marketing
Saini, John
Saint Gobain Containers
Sanchiette Farming LLC
Sandborn Tree Service Inc.
Sangiacomo Vineyards
Santa Rosa Meat & Poultry
Santa Rosa P.O.A.
Santa Rosa Stainless Steel
Santero DVM, Barry
Saralee's Vineyard LLC
Schaefer Engineering, Inc.
Schafer, Matt & Kristi
Schalich Construction
Scheiner, Karol H., DDS
Schettler DDS, Darin
Schloetter, John
Schulz Family
Scott, Anna
Sean Turbeville
Sears Point Farming Co.
Sebastopol Hardware
Seghesio Family Vineyard & Winery
Sequoia Wealth Management
Sevall, Thwaites, & Soper Insurance
Co.
Shamrock Materials Inc.
Shapiro, Galvin, Shapiro, Piasta &
Moran
Sharp, Carol
Shirley, John
Shubert, Janet / Paul Jones
Shula, Tom
Sierra Organics
Sierra Vet Center
Silveira Pontiac,BuickGMC
Silver Oak Cellars
Silverado Contractors
Simon Brothers
Sleepy Hollow Dairy
Smith, Michael
Smothers Parts International
So.Co Law Enforcement Association
So.State University Pres
Sobel Communications
Sonoma County 40 & 8
Sonoma County Board of
Supervisors
Sonoma County Comfort Heating &
Air
Sonoma County Fair
Sonoma County Fair Directors
Sonoma County Fair Honorary
Directors
Sonoma Market
Sorenson, Phoebe
Spaghetti Palace
Spaletta Ranch
Speeda Sound
Speedway Sonoma LLC
Spencer, Jeff & Jeni
Springer, Donald
Stacy Gevas Consulting
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Stafford, Lance
Stanley Carpenter
Stavin, Inc.
Stemple Creek Ranch
Steve Kaehler Family
Stevens, Lee & Shirlene
Sthymmel, Terry
Stony Point Rock Quarry
Stornetta, Mark & Pat
Stripe 'N' Seal, Inc.
Strout, Linda
Stu Lambert Inc.
Sullivan, Michael
Summit State Bank
Sunrise Farms, LLC
Sunshine Paint Co.
Swango, Natalie
Swayne, Sherry & Peter
Sweet T's Restaurant and Bar
Tamayo, Willie and Darlene
Tarca, Silvio, In Memory Of
Taylor Mountain, Inc.
TDS Tire Dist. Systems
Team Ghilotti Inc.
Tesconi, Tawny & Michael Wagner
The Boat House
The Carle Family
The Cocoran Family
The Hungry Cat
The Mosaic Company
The Powder Room
The Rental Place
The Wine Emporium
Thompson Builders Inc
THR Engineering
Tiernan, Dr. & Mrs. Paul
Tight Access Excavation
Tim and Lena Furlong
Tim McCloskey Electric
Toby's Trucking
Tonnellerie Quintessence USA
Top of the Hill Boers & Downs
Trabucco, Dave & Charlene
Trattore Estate Wines /
TastingRoom.com
Tri Valley Vineyard Mgmt
Trieschman, David
Trione Vineyards & Winery
Trione, Henry
Triple C Ranch
Truax Design Group
Tucker, Richard & Jackie
Tunzi Ranch
Turer, L. Stephen - Attorney
Turley Vineyards
Turner, Ryan & Stephanie
Tuttle's Pharmacy
Two Rock Farms
Uboldi Vineyards
Ulicny, Eric
Union Hotel
Uptick Vineyards
V.M. & W.H. Hendren
Van Bebber Bros.
VanAnda, Rankine
VanAnda, Rich & Bonnie
Verke, Todd
Veterinary Service, Inc.
Victorian Farmstead Meat Co.
Vineyard Industry Products
Vino Farms LLC
Vino Farms LLC
Vintage Tree Care
Vintage Wine Estates
W.R. Forde Associates
Walker, Sue
Wallaby Yogurt Co.
Walsh Vineyard Management
Walter Hansel Winery
Wasems & Coombs
Wayside Gardens Mobile Home
Weber, Scott
Weeks Drilling & Pump Co.
Weger, George
Weiderholy Family, Ed
West Cal Tractor
West Co. 4-H/FFA Boosters
West Coast Genetics
West County Net, Inc
Westec Tank
Western Farm Center
Western Wine Services
Westgate Realty
Wheeler-Zamaroni Landscape
Wilber Ellis Company
Willie Bird Turkeys
Willow House
Windsor Fuel Company
Windsor Rotary
Wine Country Rock Crawlers
Wine Industry Compliance Services
LLC
Witt Hay Sales
Woodland Meats LLC
Wright Contracting
Wrong LLC, Frank Lloyd
Wyatt Irrigation Supply
Yager Pump & Well
Ziegler, Steve
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NOTE: SELECTIONS ARE RESTRICTED TO
THE FOLLOWING BUTCHER SHOPS:
LAMBS & GOATS:
Bud’s Custom Meats
Carolina Wild
G&G Market
Ibleto’s Meats
Sonoma Market
Speer’s Market
Willowside Meats **
LAMBS (no goats):
Glen Ellen Village Mkt.
HOGS:
Bud’s Custom Meats
Carolina Wild
G&G Market
Glen Ellen Village Mkt.
Ibleto’s Meats
Sonoma Market
Speers Meats
Willowside Meats **
STEERS:
Bud’s Custom Meats
Carolina Wild
G&G Market
Ibleto’s Meats
(** Willowside Meats locker space is limited
They will only accept up to 60 hogs
and approximately 50 lambs/goats)
COMPLETE LISTING OF BUTCHER SHOPS:
BUD'S CUSTOM MEATS
Matthew Gamba .........................................795-8402
Fax 795-0329
7750 Petaluma Hill Road
Penngrove, CA 94951
(smoke available - vacuum packing - credit cards accepted)
CAROLINA WILD
John Perezchica ..........................................526-7038
Fax 526-7086
5280 Aero Drive
Santa Rosa, CA 95403
(smoke available - vacuum packing - credit cards accepted
- artisan sausage - original recipes)
G&G MARKET
Matt Landucci ..............................................546-3071
Fax 575-5921
1211 West College
Santa Rosa, CA 95401
(vacuum packing credit cards accepted)
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GLEN ELLEN VILLAGE MARKET
Berry Shone......................................... 996-6728 x 23
Fax 935-2170
13750 Arnold Drive
Glen Ellen, CA 95442
(smoke available - vacuum packing - credit cards accepted)
IBLETO'S MEATS
Vicki Ibleto ...................................................545-1054
Fax 664-0954
1492 Lowell Avenue
Cotati, CA 94931
(smoke available)
SONOMA MARKET
Scott Meroney ....................................996-3411 (x14)
Fax 935-0824
520 W Napa Street
Sonoma, CA 95476
(smoke availablecredit cards accepted)
SPEERS MEATS
Ed Rankin ....................................................887-2024
Fax 887-8939
7891 Mirabel Road
Forestville, CA 94936
(credit cards accepted)
WILLOWSIDE MEATS **
Don Alberigi .................................................546-8404
Fax 578-9074
3421 Guerneville Road
Santa Rosa, CA 95401
(smoke available –
credit card accepted)
(**Locker space is limited to the first 60 hogs; and approximately
first 50 lambs/goats)
REMINDERS:
 Please contact your local locker/butcher shop after the
sale regarding cut and wrap instructions for the animal
that you purchase. If you do not call within 48 hours of
the auction the butchers will cut the meat packaged for
2 in order to have room in their lockers.
 Buyers may be assessed an additional charge if their
meat is not picked up within 10 working days.
Note: some of the butcher shops do not accept credit
cards. Please be prepared to pay for cut/wrap with cash
or check, unless credit cards accepted is noted above.
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