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#205 – Cody Kologi – Switching Enterprises to Find Success

#205 – Cody Kologi – Switching Enterprises to Find Success

Cody Kologi shares his incredible story of taking over his in-laws’ ranch in North Dakota and how he went from struggling to achieving improved profitability and a better lifestyle. He transitioned from a cow/calf enterprise to a stocker enterprise and is excited...

#149 – Chad Peterson – Stockers, Grazing, & Moving Ranches

#149 – Chad Peterson – Stockers, Grazing, & Moving Ranches

Podcast Episode #149Episode #149 Chad Peterson boasts a wealth of experience in various grazing-based enterprises spanning multiple states. In our conversation, we delve into many of his learning experiences throughout the years and explore the reasons behind his...

#148 – Logan Mannix – Mannix Family Beef

#148 – Logan Mannix – Mannix Family Beef

Podcast Episode #148Episode #148 Logan Mannix, along with his father, uncles, and several cousins, runs Mannix Family Beef in Montana. They operate a diversified, large-scale, vertically integrated beef operation. Currently, they manage 1,250 cows, background calves,...

#147 – Amos Troester – Cover Cropping for Profit

#147 – Amos Troester – Cover Cropping for Profit

Podcast Episode #147Episode #147 Amos and his wife, Tina, have a diversified business in Northeast Iowa where they crop farm, run livestock, sell cover crop seed, and offer custom seeding as a service. In this episode, we discuss how cover crops can be used on...

#144 – Connor Laukant – Farming Full Time at 24 Years Old

#144 – Connor Laukant – Farming Full Time at 24 Years Old

Podcast Episode #144Episode #144 Connor is a grazier in Wisconsin who at only 24 years old is already a full time farmer and a land owner. He has a diversity of livestock enterprises including custom grazing, cow/calf and heifer development. We discuss enterprise...

#143 – John Innes-Smith – Journey to Farm Ownership

#143 – John Innes-Smith – Journey to Farm Ownership

Podcast Episode #143Episode #143 John spent several years moving from farm to farm taking advantage of opportunities to build equity in land and cows until he got to where he is today. John owns 300 cows and 500 acres and operates his own successful grazing-based...

#141 – Joel Salatin – Successful Farming

#141 – Joel Salatin – Successful Farming

Podcast Episode #141Episode #141 Joel Salatin is one of the most popular farmers in the world. He has written 16 books, is the editor of the Stockman Grass Farmer, and owns and operates the popular Polyface Farm. We discuss his farm, how he monetizes agritourism and...

#140 – Rachel Twogood – Raising Crops, Cattle, and a Family

#140 – Rachel Twogood – Raising Crops, Cattle, and a Family

Podcast Episode #140Episode #140 Rachel and her husband farm and ranch in Nebraska and have a diversified operation consisting of no-till crops, organic crops, cow/calf enterprises as well as a grass finishing and direct-to-consumer business. We discuss these...

#138 – Tom Krawiec – Ranching Like a 12 Year Old

#138 – Tom Krawiec – Ranching Like a 12 Year Old

Podcast Episode #138Episode #138 Tom is author of the book "Ranching Like a 12 Year Old" where he shares his story of developing a ranch template to help simplify the management of a ranch to improve lifestyle and to allow for the opportunity to scale. He shares how...

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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#210 – Mitch Dahl – Very Successful First-Generation Rancher

Mitch Dahl is one of those guys my age making me feel like I’m playing catch-up — and I love it! He had the incredible opportunity to take over an existing ranch from retiring ranchers and didn’t hesitate to make the most of it. Today, Mitch owns hundreds of cows, custom grazes, manages a small number of cropping acres, and isn’t afraid to experiment with new things. In this episode, we also dive into his experience grazing standing corn and much more! Resources...

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