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In this episode of Ranching Reboot, Logan Pribbeno and Brian Alexander discuss the current state of agriculture, focusing on the challenges of sustainable farming and the impact of corporate farms on rural America. They delve into the benefits of regenerative agriculture practices, the dangers of seed oils, and the importance of local grocery stores. They also discuss the effects of dollar stores on local businesses and the need to be aware of what is in processed food.
This episode also covers the effects of habitat loss on the prairies of the Great Plains, the need to find core areas to defend against invasive species, and the importance of actively managing cedar trees. They also discuss the Leopold Award, which is given to land stewards who farm and ranch with the ecology in mind, and the benefits of owning the operating company and land business separately.
Tune in to hear their insights on the future of agriculture and the role of regenerative practices in ensuring a sustainable future.
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In this episode of Ranching Reboot, we talk to Nic De Castro, founder and CEO of LandTrust, a company that is revolutionizing the agricultural sector by creating a marketplace for land sharing. Nic discusses how farmers and ranchers can generate additional income through outdoor recreation, such as hunting, fishing, bird watching, and more. LandTrust provides a unique platform that connects landowners with the 99% of the population who don't produce food, fuel, or fiber.
Nic also delves into the challenges of building a supply and demand marketplace, LandTrust's revenue model, and the importance of stewarding shared assets. In their conversation, Brian Alexander and Nic discuss the disconnection between people and their food, the potential benefits of carbon contracts for ranchers, and the possibility of shared ownership and stewardship of land.
Listeners will come away with actionable insights on how to create a listing on LandTrust, how to QA the booking packet, and how to place the profit incentive on quality habitat and wildlife populations.
www.LandTrust.com
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In this episode of Ranching Reboot, we speak with Brian Firebaugh aka Cattleguy, a Marine who transitioned to ranching and embraced regenerative agriculture practices. Brian shares his insights on electric fencing, the power of social media in marketing grass-fed beef, and the importance of mentorship and support systems in the ranching industry.
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Cattleguy on TikTok
Brian F's Linktree with all other social links!
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In this episode of Ranching Reboot, we have an engaging conversation with Will Harris of White Oak Pastures about his transition from conventional farming to regenerative agriculture. Will Harris discusses the misuse of technology in agriculture and its unintended consequences, such as dead zones in the Gulf of Mexico, species extinction, and increased carbon emissions. He also highlights the influence of big multinational corporations on the Farm Bill and other legislation, and how this affects independent regenerative producers.
We dive into topics such as the cycles of nature disrupted by humans, the revolving door between big multinational corporations and government bureaucracies, and the challenge of market access for rural areas. Will Harris shares his insights on transitioning from an industrial to a living system, founding a non-profit to teach what has been learned over the past 30 years, and the importance of reading his upcoming book, "A Bold Return to Giving a Damn."
White Oak Pastures
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In this episode of Ranching Reboot, Greg Meyer and Brian Alexander delve into the cedar tree problem on the Great Plains, examining the impact of drought and overgrazing on the landscape. They discuss Greg's journey into the forestry mulching business and the various types of machinery used for land clearing and cedar tree removal, such as shears, rotary mowers, and excavator mounted boom mounted units. The conversation also covers cost share funding programs available for landowners and the importance of fire prevention strategies to protect structures from wildfires. Finally, they touch on the Mulcher Mafia Facebook group, which connects tree clearing contractors worldwide and its influence on product development.
Get in touch with Greg
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On this episode of Ranching Reboot, we sit down with Paul Brown, son of renowned rancher Gabe Brown, to discuss regenerative agriculture, direct marketing, and the proposed Summit Carbon Pipeline. Paul shares his thoughts on connecting the ranch to the local community, sequestering carbon through regenerative practices, and the potential risks of the carbon pipeline. We also explore the effects of tillage on soil erosion, the future of rural economies, and the importance of direct marketing and digital currency. Tune in to hear Paul's insightful perspective on these important issues.
Brown's Ranch Website
Nourished By Nature Website
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In this episode of Ranching Reboot, we sit down with Tiffany Baxter, the owner and operator of a mobile slaughter trailer in Oklahoma. Tiffany offers a unique perspective on the food industry, discussing the various methods of aging beef, the challenges of processing deer, and the features of her custom-built trailer. With a strong emphasis on the importance of local butchers, Tiffany also shares her insights on the need for more skilled professionals in the industry and how to get started in the world of butchery.
Back yard Butchery website
Backyard Butchery Facebook
TikTok
Call Tiffany: (405) 887-3066
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In this episode of Ranching Reboot, we sit down with Del Ficke, co-founder of the Graze Master Group and owner of Ficke Cattle Company – Graze Master Genetics®. Del shares his insights on the transition to regenerative agriculture, the benefits of crossbreeding cattle, and the need for balance in farming. Discover how Del's innovative approach is changing the agricultural landscape and paving the way for a more sustainable future. Don't miss this inspiring conversation that will reboot your thinking about agriculture!
Show Notes:
Introduction to Del Ficke and his background
The Grays Master Group and its benefits
Effects of mechanization on community and agriculture
The need for balance between automation and human labor in agriculture
Balancing nature and profitability
Crossbreeding cattle for efficiency and sustainability
Regenerative agriculture practices and their benefits
Learning from mistakes and adapting to changing conditions
Action items for farmers and ranchers
Closing thoughts and resources
Del on Linkedin
Del on Twitter
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