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Rancher Darrel Sweet at his ranch near the Altamont Pass. To the west are sprawling developments in Dublin. To the south, the suburban center of Livermore. “When you’re in downtown Livermore, you’d think this place is all developed,” Sweet said. “But it’s not.” (Dai Sugano/Bay Area News Group)Livermore could be seen as proof of how the last remnants of ranching culture that once thrived in this region have been pushed out to the edge of Alameda County. Or it might be an example of how a heritage industry can find a way to evolve in a modern environment.
Originally published at Will McCarthy