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#262 – Jesse Nelson – Regenerative Crops and Livestock in Idaho

#262 – Jesse Nelson – Regenerative Crops and Livestock in Idaho

Jesse Nelson shares his journey of buying his grandfather’s farm in Idaho, along with the challenges and successes that came with it. Today, they raise organic crops, beef cattle, and laying hens, and direct market! Switch to Audio-Only Resources Mentioned: When Weeds...

#260 – Matthew Grimes – Scaling Low-Input Sheep Production

#260 – Matthew Grimes – Scaling Low-Input Sheep Production

Matthew Grimes wanted a scalable enterprise that was consistently profitable. After considering his skill set, interests, and opportunities, he dove into easy-care hair sheep. He has since scaled the operation to a couple thousand ewes. In this episode, we discuss his...

#259 – Jamie Hamilton – First-Generation Full-Time Farmer

#259 – Jamie Hamilton – First-Generation Full-Time Farmer

Jamie Hamilton is one of those young farmers proving that you can still make a full-time living and build wealth as a first-generation farmer! He shares his journey of growing his business, how he invested his money early on, what he would do differently, and where...

#258 – Gabe Brown – Cattle Production Paradigm Shift

#258 – Gabe Brown – Cattle Production Paradigm Shift

Everybody has heard about Gabe Brown’s row-crop challenges that led him to shift toward regenerative agriculture by minimizing inputs and diversifying crop rotations. A story I hadn’t heard, but wanted to, was the progression of his mindset around cattle production...

#257 – Ted Miller – 600-Cow Grazing Dairy in Louisiana

#257 – Ted Miller – 600-Cow Grazing Dairy in Louisiana

Ted Miller is a first-generation farmer who started and built a large-scale, grazing-based dairy that allows him to compete in an industry typically dominated by high-capital, production-focused dairy farms. We discuss how he got started, why he chose this model, how...

#256 – Marlene Moore – Fighting to Keep the Ranch

#256 – Marlene Moore – Fighting to Keep the Ranch

Marlene Moore shares her incredible story of taking over her grandfather’s ranch with little experience and fighting to keep it alive — ultimately growing it into a thriving, profitable operation. She talks about the enterprises she started with, the changes she made...

#254 – Lawson Harper – Ranching in Australia

#254 – Lawson Harper – Ranching in Australia

Lawson Harper shares his family’s ranching story from the land down under — his parents’ expansion and eventual exit from the industry, his own path into ranching, his work on several large cattle operations, and the beginnings of his own enterprise. Switch to...

#252 – Luke Perman – End-of-Year Preparations

#252 – Luke Perman – End-of-Year Preparations

Luke Perman is the owner and operator of Rock Hills Ranch in South Dakota. In this conversation, we talk about the work he does in the fourth quarter to prepare for the end of the year, including his winter feed planning, financial management, and more. Switch to...

#250 – Nick Bailey – Scaling Direct-to-Consumer

#250 – Nick Bailey – Scaling Direct-to-Consumer

Nick Bailey of Grand View Farming shares his story of starting and growing their direct-to-consumer (DTC) meat marketing business. He discusses the marketing strategies, meat production and acquisition methods, inventory management practices, and much more that have...

About the Ranching Returns Podcast

On this podcast, we talk to farmers and ranchers who are leading the industry in so many ways. We’ll discuss the various returns they get from ranching, including, of course, the significant financial returns, but also returns to their land resources and ultimately the amazing lifestyle. That might be the most important return ranching can offer!

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#213 – Paradigm Shift

Kit Pharo explains the PCC® program as a "Paradigm Shift" — a change in your way of thinking about the beef business. He promotes profit-minded philosophies like increasing pounds per acre, rather than pounds per cow; grazing more and feeding less; selecting for traits like low-maintenance, fertility, grass-efficiency, calving-ease, and longevity. Is it time for your paradigm shift? Click to read the full transcript This past week, I represented Pharo Cattle...

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