Beyond the Fence Line

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Conservation easements generate a lot of questions, and TALT’s two resident experts, Darren Clark and James Oliver have the answers. On today's podcast, Darren and James ask and answer the most frequently asked questions they field about conservation easements.

The Partnership of Rangeland Trusts recently wrapped up their annual meeting in Denver, where ecosystem services was a hot topic. TALT CEO Chad Ellis connected with Michael Delbar, who is the executive director of California Rangeland Trust. Like TALT, the California organization shares information though podcasts. Ellis and Delbar teamed up for a podcast that has been co-published by both organizations.

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As the holiday season approaches, families gather and likely some farm and ranch families will be discussing the future of their working lands and how to protect the family legacy. Conservation easements might be part of those conversations. On our latest podcast, TALT’s James Oliver and Darren Clark discuss what it means to take a phased approach to conservation easements, and what steps a family can take in that direction.

October is National Estate Planning Awareness Month which provides a perfect opportunity to discuss some important basics of estate planning for Texas private landowners wanting to protect Texas working lands and family legacies. Listen to our most recent podcast and learn more from Tiffany Dowell Lashmet, who is an attorney and agricultural law specialist at the TAMU Research and Extension Center in Amarillo.

One of the hallmarks of the Birdwell and Clark Ranch is that Emry Birdwell and Deborah Clark have opened their gates to anyone who wants to learn about their regenerative ranching philosophies and how they’ve used intensive grazing management to improve the health of their land. Listen in on our latest podcast to hear more from Deborah Clark.

“Every seed for your need” is the catch-phrase for Bamert Seed, a well-known and respected business within ag industry circles. Rob Cook is Bamert’s Director of Business Development and joins TALT CEO Chad Ellis for our latest podcast. Listen in as they discuss the “Forever Texas” seed blend, some stewardship tips on range recovery from drought….and more.

Dr. Dale Rollins is one of the most highly regarded quail experts in America. He founded the Rolling Plains Quail Research Ranch in 2007, and served as its first executive director until 2021. Now he’s the outreach director for the ranch. Listen in on our latest podcast as we take a deep dive into all things quail.

Jimmy Emmons has been farming and ranching in Oklahoma since 1980. He follows in the footsteps of generations of his family who have been working the land for more than a century. He’s seen it all, through good times and bad, including times of drought and fire. Listen in on our latest podcast to hear the realities of fires and advice to landowners dealing with today's heightened risk due to our devastating drought.