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- Diestel Family Ranch
It’s time to cheat on your other white meat-with the big, bold, juicy taste of a premium Diestel Family Ranch turkey We raise food we’re proud to eat and proud to share Everything is produced according to strict animal welfare and environmental standards
- Diestel Family Ranch to reopen former Foster Farms . . .
Diestel Family Ranch is in the process of reopening the former Foster Farms turkey plant in Turlock, California The plant was closed by Foster Farms earlier in 2025, with the company saying the decision to cease operations there was based on changes in market demand and part of Foster Farms’ ongoing strategic plan
- Diestel will reopen Foster Farms turkey plant in Turlock CA . . .
Diestel Family Ranch offered some details Friday of its plans for the Turlock turkey plant that Foster Farms closed in May
- Longtime local company brings turkey processing back to . . .
Diestel Family Ranch, a specialty turkey producer out of Sonora, has purchased the plant and plans to reopen it in early 2026
- Turkey Processing Returns to Closed Foster Farms Plant in . . .
Diestel Family Ranch, a local company with more than 75 years experience in specialty turkey, purchased the facility The plant will be used to produce a wide variety of raw turkey products including ground turkey, burgers, roasts, and more The Diestel family has been farming turkeys on its
- Diestel Family Turkey Ranch - Farms of Tuolumne County
Our family began range-growing turkeys in 1949 on our ranch nestled in the Sierra Foothills At Thanksgiving we sold our turkeys to the local folks who enjoyed a trip to our ranch each year
- Diestel Family Ranch
Family-owned and operated California-based turkey producer, processor and marketer has long embraced animal welfare and prioritizing sustainability Diestel Family Ranch, based in Sonora, Calif , spans several generations, and the company’s products are distributed nationally via their online store as well as other direct-to-consumer businesses
- Meet The Family – Diestel Family Ranch
With Great Uncle Ernest’s time-tested techniques and honest philosophies, Grandpa Jack founded our humble farm in 1949 Since then, we’ve done everything but compromise the values he staked his name on to raise the leanest, cleanest, most delicious birds that money can buy
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