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Crop & Livestock Reports

Data and insights on Marin County’s agricultural output

Each year, the Department of Agriculture, Weights and Measures publishes a Crop & Livestock Report summarizing counts, acreage, yields, and the gross value of agricultural production in Marin County.

2025 Crop & Livestock Report

This year’s report highlights the Marin Woolshed, exploring Marin County’s sheep and wool industry and the people helping shape its future. Through stories from local ranchers, producers, educators, and entrepreneurs, the report looks at the connections between wool, working lands, local markets, and land stewardship.

  • A flock of sheep gathered together at Jensen Ranch.
    A flock of sheep gathered together at Jensen Ranch.
  • Close-up of a sheep in a green pasture at Windrush Farm.
    Close-up of a sheep in a green pasture at Windrush Farm.
  • Close-up of a sheep looking toward the camera in a grassy pasture.
    Close-up of a sheep looking toward the camera in a grassy pasture.
  • An alpaca standing in a grassy pasture at Windrush Farm.
    An alpaca standing in a grassy pasture at Windrush Farm.
  • Two sheep resting together in the shade.
    Two sheep resting together in the shade.
  • A flock of sheep and lambs gathered in a green pasture beneath a cloudy sky.
    Lambs running from a pen into a grassy pasture.
  • A flock of sheep and lambs gathered in a green pasture beneath a cloudy sky.
    A flock of sheep and lambs gathered in a green pasture beneath a cloudy sky.

Explore Marin's Woolshed

Discover the people and places behind Marin County’s wool industry and the role sheep and wool play in our working landscapes, local economy, and agricultural community.

Previous Crop and Livestock Reports

A complete record of Marin County crop reports dating back to 1935 is available by request. For older crop reports, please contact Dann Walters or call (415) 473-6700.

2024 

The 2024 report provides a snapshot of Marin County agriculture, featuring production data, local producer stories, and insights into the importance of farming in our community. Published July, 2025.

The documents in this list may not work with all assistive technology and are being remediated. For alternative formats, please email Dann Walters or phone 415-473-6700. To use the California relay service, dial 711.

Marin Farm Fresh Map

Buying directly from local farms supports Marin’s agricultural community and connects you with the people who grow and produce our food. Use the Marin Farm Fresh Map to explore local farms and farmstands throughout the county.

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Page last updated on August 25, 2026.

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