What is being produced currently?Rancho Lobos comprises over 16,000 Hectares of natural Sonoran Desert habitat. Ranging from the bast planes of the La Arivaipa plateau, ideal for grazing, to the hills of Sierra Lobos.
Local Flora
What is the management plan in effect for this area?
Rancho Lobos' Master Plan envisions the cyclical exploitation of these resources over 10 to 20 Year cycles. Including a year round extraction of Mesquite and Iron Wood for processing, and Jojoba during the summers only.
Jojoba yields are expected over an area of more than 3,000 Hectares with a 60% to 70% rate utilization, yielding 8 Metric Tons per summer.
Wood processing and extraction for Charcoal is programmed over the entire area, extracting Only dead/fallen trees. With a 75% rate extraction over a 10 year cycle yielding over 48,000 cubic meters, or 4,800 cubic meters per year.
The Ranch also counts with a Forestry Protection Program that has been recignized at a National level.
Forestry Production
Ironwood Products
Agriculture Production
Livestock Ranch
Hunting Ranch
Folk Art for Conservation
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