Take a tour of One Gun Ranch in Malibu

The new book “One Gun Ranch Malibu: Biodynamic Recipes for Vibrant Living” ($40, Regan Arts) shares how to create a biodynamic lifestyle regardless of where you live.

Lettuces grow in raised beds at One Gun Ranch. Passion fruit vines rest on the netting which helps to keep out birds and other animals.

Jericho organic lettuce seeds sprout at One Gun Ranch.

Baltazar Perez cares for the horses at One Gun Ranch.

Blue cozies up to the camera at One Gun Rnch where horse manure is used to fertilize crops.

Look closely and you’ll spot Othello at One Gun Ranch.

Alpaca Eleanor roams One Gun Ranch along with dogs, goats, chickens, sheep and pigs.

Luna and Billy.

A biodynamic calendar for 2017 -- which dictates when to plant and harvest according to the cycles of the moon -- rests above a sink at One Gun Ranch.

Kale from the garden is a decorative touch inside a Ball Mason jar.

Baltazar Perez feeds the alpacas.

An outdoor kitchen at One Gun Ranch in Malibu.

Alice Bamford and Ann Eysenring sell greens, veggies, honey, tea, candles and more at the Ranch at the Pier on the Malibu Pier.

Beets and carrots from the garden are included in the recipes in the new book “One Gun Ranch Malibu: Biodynamic Recipes for Vibrant Living.”

A container converted into a bar, right, sits next to an Airstream trailer that serves as a guest house at One Gun Ranch in Malibu.

In an interview, Malibu neighbors Laird Hamilton and wife Gabby Reece share their approach to sustainable living.

The ranch was previously owned by Guns N’ Roses drummer Matt Sorum, hence the name One Gun Ranch.

Baltazar Perez feeds Snoopy and Tatou outside the campfire kitchen at One Gun Ranch.