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#271 – Dylan Enger – Growing a Family Ranch

#271 – Dylan Enger – Growing a Family Ranch

Dylan Enger shares how he and his brother returned home to ranch with their uncle. We discuss them adding new enterprises and maintaining full-time off-ranch jobs, which left more money in the business for reinvestment and expansion! Switch to Audio-Only Don't Miss...

#60 – Kit Pharo – Q&A

#60 – Kit Pharo – Q&A

Podcast Episode #60Episode #60 On this week's episode we take questions from listeners and ask them to Kit Pharo. A few of the questions he answers are: - If you were starting from scratch today, what would you do?- Why don't more producers use composite bulls?- AI or...

#59 – Jim Gerrish – Best Place to Ranch

#59 – Jim Gerrish – Best Place to Ranch

Podcast Episode #59Episode #59 In a recent PCC discussion group there was a conversation around where is the ideal location to run cow/calf pairs in the United States. Overall, every area has advantages and disadvantages, but Jim Gerrish who has a unique perspective...

#58 – Landan Fear – Making the Ranch Profitable Again

#58 – Landan Fear – Making the Ranch Profitable Again

Podcast Episode #58Episode #58 In 2019 Landan took over his family's ranch which had been managed in a high input, low profit manner for a number of years. He immediately worked to make changes improving grass management, buying low input genetics, reducing direct...

#57 – Brian Alexander – The Red Hills Rancher

#57 – Brian Alexander – The Red Hills Rancher

Podcast Episode #57Episode #57 Brian Alexander, also known as the Red Hills Rancher on social media joins me to discuss his history in ranching and his ranch in the Red Hills of South Central Kansas. We talk about fire, grazing management, succession planning and much...

#56 – Andrew Morris – Moving the Ranch to a New State

#56 – Andrew Morris – Moving the Ranch to a New State

Podcast Episode #56Episode #56 To often people are convinced that finding success in agriculture is impossible because they can't find opportunity in their backyard. Andrew and his family were unwilling to accept that they couldn't run a profitable ranch business and...

#55 – Will Harris – White Oak Pastures

#55 – Will Harris – White Oak Pastures

Podcast Episode #55Episode #55 Will Harris is one of those people that I have looked up to as long as I've been involved in this regenerative world. He's got an amazing story of transitioning his farm over from commodity livestock production to a regenerative,...

#53 – Doug Peterson – Soil Health and Health Grasslands

#53 – Doug Peterson – Soil Health and Health Grasslands

Podcast Episode #53Episode #53 Doug Peterson has an extensive history working in the NRCS for over 32 years, consulting for Understanding Ag, and owning and operating his own grass farm in Missouri. We discuss what he learned through his career, and go in depth on the...

#51 – Jason Rowntree – Grazing is a Carbon Sink

#51 – Jason Rowntree – Grazing is a Carbon Sink

Podcast Episode #51Episode #51 Jason Rowntree is a professor at Michigan State University in their Animal Science Department studying low input beef production and regenerative agriculture. He shares how they have increased production on their grasslands, reduced...

#50 – Luke Perman – Rock Hills Ranch

#50 – Luke Perman – Rock Hills Ranch

Podcast Episode #50Episode #50 Luke Perman and his family run Rock Hills Ranch in North Central South Dakota. He shares why they have the diversity of enterprises they do, from cow/calf, to stocker to a custom sheep grazing enterprise and how each of those enterprises...

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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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