Montana Farmer & Rancher Heritage Project

Montana Farmer & Rancher Heritage Project

By Sara J. Call IhrieSociety & Culture
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Montana Farmer & Rancher Heritage Project episodes

  • Chuck Kohlbeck - Storey Hereford Ranch - Bozeman, MT

    Chuck manages the day to day work of the Storey Hereford Ranch, which has been passed down on his wife's side of the family since the early 1900s. He finds that even though the expansion and development of the area around Bozeman brings some stresses, he enjoys ranching and its benefits. As he told me after the recorder was shut off, "I'm not selling out; someday this is going to be the Central Park of Bozeman." 20 minutes.

    20 min
  • Bob Lee - Robert E. Lee Ranch - Judith Gap, MT

    Bob and Kathy Lee have won numerous awards for environmental stewardship and ranch management. They believe in following one's dreams and working hard, and have developed a motivational presentation called "Ten Dimes to Make A Dollar" to help young agriculturalists be responsible managers. Above all, Bob loves what he does and considers it a privilege to care for our greatest renewable resource: grazing land and farmland. 32 minutes.

    33 min

About Montana Farmer & Rancher Heritage Project

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My goal is to bring the experiences, stories, wisdom, and narrative of Montana's farmers and ranchers to the broader public and make them part of the permanent collective record of Montana so future generations can know and continue to learn of this legacy. I believe that stories are best told by the person that experienced them and therefore knows them best.