Working Cows - Regenerative Ranching to Maximize Profitability and Soil Health

In this solo episode I discuss four Red Pills for Ranchers. These are ideas that have been challenging my thinking frequently over the last few months.

Dan Rasmussen, an educator with the South Dakota Grasslands Coalition, joined me to talk about the process of change he has led on his family’s 33 Ranch in Mellette County, SD. We talk about what got him started making changes, how to decide where to start making changes, and what the future looks like at the 33 Ranch. Subscribe for free to WCP:WorkingCows.net/Subscribe Relevant Links:SDGrass.org

Dan Rasmussen, an educator with the South Dakota Grasslands Coalition, joined me to talk about the process of change he has led on his family’s 33 Ranch in Mellette County, SD. We talk about what got him started making changes, how to decide where to start making changes, and what the future looks like at the 33 Ranch.

A while back Steve Campbell suggested that I should collect advice for the next generation from past guests. So I did. I reached out to some past guests and asked them to share their 1-2 minutes of advice for past guests. For a full listing of those who called in visit workingcows.net/250. Thanks for listening and all the support over the years. Here’s to the next 250, Lord willing. Every Episode on One Page:RanchingPodcast.com Today’s Guests in Order: Aaron Berger Allan Crocket Shanon Sims Wally Olson Craig Guffey Scott Hauck Steve Kenyon Melinda Sims Pete Ferrell Ariel Greenwood Derek Schwanebeck Jim Elizondo Logan Pribbeno Allen Williams Tom Noffsinger Gabe Brown Steve Campbell Wyatt Donald Luke Perman Ryan Noble Dave Pratt Elaine Froese Dallas Mount Brian Alexander

A while back Steve Campbell suggested that I should collect advice for the next generation from past guests. So I did. I reached out to some past guests and asked them to share their 1-2 minutes of advice for past guests. For a full listing of those who called in visit workingcows.net/250. Thanks for listening and all the support over the years. Here’s to the next 250, Lord willing.

A while back Steve Campbell suggested that I should collect advice for the next generation from past guests. So I did. I reached out to some past guests and asked them to share their 1-2 minutes of ad

Bart Carmichael of Wedge Tent Angus Ranch North of Faith, SD welcomed me to the family ranch headquarters for a discussion about increasing diversity. We talk about the role of “weeds” and “pests” and how they have gone about increasing the diversity of the species composition on their ranch. Share WCP:RanchingPodcast.com Relevant Links:WedgeTentRanch.com Bart’s Previous Episode:Ep. 218 Bart and Shannon Carmichael – Finding the Right Phenotype – December 6th, 2021

Bart Carmichael of Wedge Tent Angus Ranch North of Faith, SD welcomed me to the family ranch headquarters for a discussion about increasing diversity. We talk about the role of “weeds” and “pests” and how they have gone about increasing the diversity of the species composistion on their ranch.

Sam Newell is a Ranch Manager in Florida. He joined me to discuss some of his favorite resources for managing people. We talk about how to understand employees as well as how to understand yourself better so that you can avoid making management mistakes in the way you handle blocked expectations. Subscribe to WCP for Free:WorkingCows.net/Subscribe Resources Mentioned: Insights Training Help Wanted: Hiring Employees during a Labor Shortage Libby – Audiobook Library Service

Sam Newell is a Ranch Manager in Florida. He joined me to discuss some of his favorite resources for managing people. We talk about how to understand employees as well as how to understand yourself better so that you can avoid making management mistakes in the way you handle blocked expectations.