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Ken Redman has used linear measuring to analyze thousands of cattle. He joined me to talk about how we can use this tool to speed up the selection process to move our herds toward the goals we have fo

Curt Nelson is a farmer near Brookings, SD. He has been involved on his farm since his birth in 1929. He started driving his first team of horses pulling a corn cultivator at 6 years old. I talked with him and his grandson Darren about the changes he has seen as well as some of what his day-to-day life was like. Subscribe to WCP for Free:WorkingCows.net/Subscribe

Curt Nelson is a farmer near Brookings, SD. He has been involved on his farm since his birth in 1929. He started driving his first team of horses pulling a corn cultivator at 6 years old. I talked with him and his grandson Darren about the changes he has seen as well as some of what his day-to-day life was like.

Scott Hauck ranches with his wife and children near Mancos, CO. He joined me to talk about what makes regenerative agriculture truly regenerative. We talk about his history as well as what truly defines success for us. Get a Custom Engraved Cribbage Board!:Patreon.com/WorkingCows Links Mentioned: More to come. God is good. pic.twitter.com/OdnMPAKhPy — Scott Hauck (@sacredsongfarm) May 2, 2022 SacredSongFarm.com

Scott Hauck ranches with his wife and children near Mancos, CO. He joined me to talk about what makes regenerative agriculture truly regenerative. We talk about his history as well as what truly defines success for us.

Brian Alexander is a rancher from the Red Hills of Kansas and the host of the Ranching Reboot Podcast. He joined me to talk about a concept that comes up late in the Ranching For Profit school called Nature +1. We talk about what the concept is as well as the ways in which Corriente cattle are a fulfilment of that concept. Get a Custom Engraved Cribbage Board!:Patreon.com/WorkingCows Links Mentioned:Red Hills Rancher LinktreeRanching for Profit School

Brian Alexander is a rancher from the Red Hills of Kansas and the host of the Ranching Reboot Podcast. He joined me to talk about a concept that comes up late in the Ranching For Profit school called Nature +1. We talk about what the concept is as well as the ways in which Corriente cattle are a fulfilment of that concept.

Shane Barber of Barber Industries joined me to discuss the balance between a well-executed grazing plan and having employees (family) that love you. We talked about what we sacrifice first as well as how we think about keeping things in perspective. Get a Custom Engraved Cribbage Board!:Patreon.com/WorkingCows Relevant Links:Barber Industries on FacebookBarberIndustries.com

Shane Barber of Barber Industries joined me to discuss the balance between a well-executed grazing plan and having employees (family) that love you. We talked about what we sacrifice first as well as how we think about keeping things in perspective.

Get a Custom Engraved Cribbage Board!:Patreon.com/WorkingCows Relevant Links:RocksideRanch.org/GiveRocksideRanch.org/Podcast Guests’ Previous Episode:Ep. 190 Craig Thompson and Gordon Decker – Rockside Ranch – May 18th, 2021

Craig Thompson and Gordon Decker from Rockside Ranch joined me to talk about Rockside’s new podcast Restoration Matters. We talk about the meaning behind the name as well as the unique approach Rockside takes to addiction recovery.

Doug Ferguson is a sell/buy marketer and a sell/buy marketing intstructor. He joined me to talk about the power of mindset. We talk about the power of positivity, negativity, emotions, and how to make those impulses work for you. Get a Custom Engraved Cribbage Board!:Patreon.com/WorkingCows Links Mentioned:Doug in Beef MagazineDoug’s Marketing SchoolsDoug on Facebook

Doug Ferguson is a sell/buy marketer and a sell/buy marketing instructor. He joined me to talk about the power of mindset. We talk about the power of positivity, negativity, emotions, and how to make those impulses work for you.

Wayne Knight is the Executive Director of Holistic Management International. He joined me to discuss an initiative HMI has undertaken to simplify the monitoring process and increase the likelihood of timely destocking in the event of a drought. Support WCP:WorkingCows.net/Support Relevant Links:HolisticManagement.orgNCDC.NOAA.gov *Click “Download All Months/Years:” below the map Wayne’s Previous Episode:Ep. 180 Wayne Knight – The Practical Impacts of Holistic Management – March 15th, 2021

Wayne Knight is the Executive Director of Holistic Management International. He joined me to discuss an initiative HMI has undertaken to simplify the monitoring process and increase the likelihood of timely destocking in the event of a drought.

Steve Campbell joined me to discuss his bull sale catalog wish list. What information do we wish we would see in bull sale catalogs? How can we go about selecting bulls that will create the most grass-efficient females? We set out to answer these questions and more. Sponsor:DPHBiologicals.com Resources Mentioned:The Bonsma Lectures Steve’s Previous Episodes:Ep. 196 Steve Campbell – Remineralizing Cattle with Salt – June 29th, 2021Ep. 160 Steve Campbell – Selecting the Right Cow – October 25th,...

Steve Campbell joined me to discuss his bull sale catalog wish list. What information do we wish we would see in bull sale catalogs? How can we go about selecting bulls that will create the most grass-efficient females? We set out to answer these questions and more.Sponsor:DPHBiologicals.comShow Notes:WorkingCows.net/233

Steve Cote is a stockmanship expert from Idaho. He has traveled extensively putting on stockmanship clinics in the vein of Bud Williams. He joined me to talk about a day of stockmanship. We pick up this conversation where we started last week with Dr. Tom Noffsinger. We start from the corral and talk about our approach to getting cattle through the facilities in which we find ourselves. Part 1 of this Discussion:Ep. 231 Dr. Tom Noffsinger – A Day of Bud Williams Stockmanship pt. 1 Links Mentio...

Steve Cote is a stockmanship expert from Idaho. He has traveled extensively putting on stockmanship clinics in the vein of Bud Williams. He joined me to talk about a day of stockmanship. We pick up this conversation where we started last week with Dr. Tom Noffsinger. We start from the corral and talk about our approach to getting cattle through the facilities in which we find ourselves.

Dr. Tom Noffsinger joined me to start a two-part series on stockmanship in the vein of Bud Williams. We start at the trailers and walkthrough our approach of the cattle all the way to the corrals. We will pick this series up next week with Steve Cote about our approach in the pens and through the chute. Every Episode on One Page:RanchingPodcast.com Relevant Links:Production Animal Consultation Episodes Mentioned:Ep. 174 Hadley Hill – An Unconventional Ranching Biography – February 1st, 2021

Dr. Tom Noffsinger joined me to start a two-part series on stockmanship in the vein of Bud Williams. We start at the trailers and walkthrough our approach of the cattle all the way to the corrals. We will pick this series up next week with Steve Cote about our approach in the pens and through the chute.

Brad Kruse from Wisconsin joined me to discuss his journey from cow/calf, to pigs, to sheep, and finally to honeybees. We talk about the factors that influenced Brad’s decision to look deeper into honeybees as well as how he continues to balance his other enterprises. Subscribe, Rate, and Review:Apple Podcasts Links Mentioned: @krusefarms.brad #honey #honeybees #bees #directmarketing #wisconsin ♬ original sound – user9538974875511 Kamon Reynolds – Tennessee’s BeesThe HoneysteadVino Farm

Amber Kenyon of Gateway Research Organization joined me to talk about the work GRO has been doing on their heifer pasture. We talk about the history of the management and what they are hoping to discover through observation of different grazing system designs. Share WCP:RanchingPodcast.com Links Mentioned:Gateway Research Organization

Floyd and Donna Cammack have been ranching together for 70 years. I sat down with them to capture a portion of their story. We talked about raising kids, survivning the blizzard of ’49, and what it took to live on the prairies when they got started. Start Your Podcast:WorkingCows.net/Contact Pictures from the Episode: