
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
In this episode of Ranching Reboot, Brian Alexander and Kate Kavanaugh delve into the intricacies of small business ownership, the importance of being connected to a place, and how government regulations impact us all. They explore the necessity for adaptability and a deeper understanding of our food systems.
Kate discusses her journey from vegetarianism to owning a butcher shop and starting the Groundwork Collective, all while managing a small farm. She shares her unique perspective on farming, ranching, and the future of food systems.
Brian and Kate analyze the reductionism of the food system, the environmental impacts of mono-crops and alternative meats, and the effects of the Colorado River Compact on irrigation. They also touch on the importance of subsistence farming and the prevalence of food deserts in the US.
Additionally, they consider the interconnectedness of the micro and macro, the responsibility of corporations in climate change, and the role of government in regulating business practices. Brian shares his views on the obligation companies with shareholders have to turn a profit and the resultant environmental impact.
Join us as we discuss these topics and more, shedding light on the future of farming, ranching, and food systems. Available on all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
All of Kate's Links
Western Daughters Butcher Shoppe
Groundwork Collective
Kate's Instagram
Visit Sea-90 at www.Sea-90.com or call us at (717) 580 - 1458
Audubon Conservation Ranching!
Buy BoBoLinks Here!
Book on Landtrust!
One Earth Health Beef organ pills!
RedHillsRancher.com
My Patreon
My Linktree
Relevant Hashtags
#RanchingReboot #RegenerativeAgriculture #SustainableFarming #SmallBusiness #FoodSystems #Environment #Sustainability #Farming #Ranching #Agriculture #FoodSystem #ButcherShop #GroundworkCollective #Vegetarian #Colorado #NewYork #MonoCrops #AlternativeMeats #FoodDeserts #ClimateChange #Shareholders #Profit #EnvironmentImpact #ApplePodcasts #Spotify
4.8
8080 ratings
In this episode of Ranching Reboot, Brian Alexander and Kate Kavanaugh delve into the intricacies of small business ownership, the importance of being connected to a place, and how government regulations impact us all. They explore the necessity for adaptability and a deeper understanding of our food systems.
Kate discusses her journey from vegetarianism to owning a butcher shop and starting the Groundwork Collective, all while managing a small farm. She shares her unique perspective on farming, ranching, and the future of food systems.
Brian and Kate analyze the reductionism of the food system, the environmental impacts of mono-crops and alternative meats, and the effects of the Colorado River Compact on irrigation. They also touch on the importance of subsistence farming and the prevalence of food deserts in the US.
Additionally, they consider the interconnectedness of the micro and macro, the responsibility of corporations in climate change, and the role of government in regulating business practices. Brian shares his views on the obligation companies with shareholders have to turn a profit and the resultant environmental impact.
Join us as we discuss these topics and more, shedding light on the future of farming, ranching, and food systems. Available on all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
All of Kate's Links
Western Daughters Butcher Shoppe
Groundwork Collective
Kate's Instagram
Visit Sea-90 at www.Sea-90.com or call us at (717) 580 - 1458
Audubon Conservation Ranching!
Buy BoBoLinks Here!
Book on Landtrust!
One Earth Health Beef organ pills!
RedHillsRancher.com
My Patreon
My Linktree
Relevant Hashtags
#RanchingReboot #RegenerativeAgriculture #SustainableFarming #SmallBusiness #FoodSystems #Environment #Sustainability #Farming #Ranching #Agriculture #FoodSystem #ButcherShop #GroundworkCollective #Vegetarian #Colorado #NewYork #MonoCrops #AlternativeMeats #FoodDeserts #ClimateChange #Shareholders #Profit #EnvironmentImpact #ApplePodcasts #Spotify
83 Listeners
423 Listeners
500 Listeners
124 Listeners
356 Listeners
100 Listeners
69 Listeners
35 Listeners
201 Listeners
1,491 Listeners
191 Listeners
36 Listeners
5 Listeners
146 Listeners
20 Listeners