I've made it no secret that I'd really like to complete 50k and 50 mile runs next year. There's just something about the challenge that intrigues me. So when I was traveling on Memorial Day weekend and stopped in Saint Regis, Montana for the night, I stumbled upon a new prospect when searching for local … Continue reading Trail Rail Run 50 Mile Relay
Fishing and Rancher Water Conservation
When anglers think of clean water and access to fishing, do they often consider the conservation work by ranchers that make those opportunities possible? I decided to tackle this topic briefly for my column last week on the Rocky Boots blog. Give it a read. While many environmental conservation groups consider 'natural' to be leaving … Continue reading Fishing and Rancher Water Conservation
British Columbia Cattlemen with Kevin Boon | Agriculture Proud Podcast 013
If you'll recall on last week's podcast, we visited with a younger rancher from British Columbia (Episode 012) after my trip to the BC Cattlemen's Association Annual General Meeting in Penticton. This week we'll continue with conversations from that meeting. On Episode 013 of the Agriculture Proud podcast, I sit down with Kevin Boon. He's … Continue reading British Columbia Cattlemen with Kevin Boon | Agriculture Proud Podcast 013
Montana Governor’s Cup – My First Marathon
I did it! 26.2 miles completed. After months of training and working toward my goal, I started and finished my first marathon at the 2016 Montana Governor's Cup on June 11. I went in with a goal of finishing in under 4 hours and crossed the finish line with six minutes to spare, finishing in … Continue reading Montana Governor’s Cup – My First Marathon
Agriculture Advocacy More Than Social Media
On the road again this week and checking another Canadian province off my list. I was invited to speak at the Saskatchewan Stock Growers 103rd Annual General Meeting in Regina. This is just a 9 to 10 hour drive from home and a great time of year to make a drive across the green, wide open … Continue reading Agriculture Advocacy More Than Social Media
Sarah Nash | Montana Running Ranchers
Today we’ll continue with a series on the Montana Running Ranchers relay team. The team will be participating in the Ragnar 200-mile relay event in Hawaii, October 14-15, 2016. The team uses this event as an advocacy opportunity to share the message of beef in a healthy diet and Montana ranching with runners and athletes from across … Continue reading Sarah Nash | Montana Running Ranchers
Succession Planning and Food Trends with Attorney-Rancher | Agriculture Proud Podcast 012
On Episode 012 of the Agriculture Proud podcast, we're headed north to British Columbia to discuss a number of topics with attorney and rancher, Ryan Scorgie, from Kamloops, British Columbia. I was able to catch up with Ryan during a recent trip to Penticton for the BC Cattlemen's Annual General Meeting. Succession planning is an … Continue reading Succession Planning and Food Trends with Attorney-Rancher | Agriculture Proud Podcast 012
Ed Rollins | Montana Running Ranchers
Today's we'll continue with a series on the Montana Running Ranchers relay team. The team will be participating in the Ragnar 200-mile relay event in Hawaii, October 14-15, 2016. The team uses this event as an advocacy opportunity to share the message of beef in a healthy diet and Montana ranching with runners and athletes from across … Continue reading Ed Rollins | Montana Running Ranchers
Cattle Photography with Ranch House Designs | Agriculture Proud Podcast 011
A few weeks ago (Episode 008), we discussed photography skills with Jenn Zeller, South Dakota Cowgirl, in the context of being out on the ranch for advocacy and sharing your story. This week, we take a little different approach to photography skills and turn our attention to capturing those sometimes hard-to-get photos of cattle on … Continue reading Cattle Photography with Ranch House Designs | Agriculture Proud Podcast 011
Visiting with Cattlemen in British Columbia
I love to travel and experience new places. I also enjoy visiting with ranchers, hearing their stories and learning how the same task (raising cattle) can become drastically different depending upon your location. Then again, I find that many things stay the same. So, it should come as no surprise that I feel very blessed … Continue reading Visiting with Cattlemen in British Columbia