Good Monday morning to all you critter and land loving folks. We have more moisture here than I think I have ever seen in July so far, and it has been amazing to look at! With more moisture than I have ever seen, I am pretty sure there are more mosquitoes than I have ever…
Read MoreWally Congdon a Deputy County Attorney and Rancher from Mineral County, Montana joined me to talk about the processes that exist to help local stewards reassert local control as they interact with the Federal Government regarding public land use. We talk about the three different ways of interacting with the Federal Government as well as…
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Good Monday morning to all you critter and land loving folks. July finds us busy with our custom grazing, outside projects, and church camp activities. It will be a full one! We have been continuing to catch moisture, and we are just so thankful. We fenced in the rain just this morning, a much brighter…
Read MoreNatalie Kovarik and Tara Vander Dussen from the Discover Ag podcast joined me to discuss healthy online engagement. We talk about the issues facing agriculture today as well as how we can answer common objections. We also discuss the ways that we can have a healthier in-house discussion within agriculture, namely between agriculture and regenerative…
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Good Monday morning to all you critter and land loving folks. We had some more wonderful rain this week and are enjoying having mud at the end of June, a novelty. We, mostly Clay, have endeavored this year to get a cover crop in our back hay field. This is a small field, but we…
Read MoreExactly 300 episodes after his initial appearance Fernando Falomir of the Chihuahuan Desert in Mexico joined me to talk about the ins and outs of managing in a brittle environment. We discuss the importance of well thought out infrastructure as we attempt to manage the resource concerns of our specific context. Thanks to our Studio…
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Jacob Miller of Livewire Fence Supply joined me to discuss the process they have gone through over the last few years to get through a record setting drought in Southwest Nebraska. We discuss his destocking strategy as well as how the soil health journey they have been on set them up to recover quickly from…
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Good Monday morning to all you critter and land loving folks. This past week we got off the ranch for a few days and took a little vacation. This brings several things to my mind this Monday, first I needed to get away more than I realized. When you have stock, it’s a consuming thing…
Read MoreJeff and Logan Pribbeno of Wine Glass Ranch welcomed me into their office for a discussion about the ins and outs of keeping their ranch together for 5 generations. We talk about it’s founding after the Civil War and some of the keys to transitioning the ranch since that time. Our conversation touches not just…
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Gabe Brown and Dr. Allen Williams joined me to discuss matching management to context. We discuss how our management decisions can negatively affect diversity because they are not right for our context. We also discuss the process of soil aggregation, plant succession, and epigenetic improvement. Thanks to our Studio Sponsor, Sea-90! You can reach them…
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