North Bay ranching business finds a way during coronavirus lockdown

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Even West Marin and North Bay ranchers are changing their business to accommodate customers during the coronavirus threat lockdown. Chileno Valley Grass-Fed Beef company set up a table in Petaluma and allowed people to come pick up prepaid orders.

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