“Most ranchers don’t want to make themselves a public figure. They don’t want to talk, they just want to get their work done and have people leave them alone. I ended up kind of breaking the mold because I feel so strongly about the value of grazing.”
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“I’m just here for a little while. Someone needs to farm this ground. A thousand years from now, people are going to be living here. I need to take care of it
“Ag can do it all,” says Scott, “I think more and more
As Marilyn watches Colter and Renee Holleman play with their two young
President Joe Biden announced a new national monument in Arizona this week, covering nearly 1 million acres. UNWON asked Arizona rancher Casey Murph what this means for working Arizonans.
Cattle ranching is the most decentralized industry in agriculture. This may explain why beef has become such a target.
The Bureau of Land Management is considering a rule that would lock Americans out of up to 10% of the nation’s land. The BLM exists to manage public lands and their resource
Over 1000 scientists have signed a declaration asserting the importance of animal agriculture in protest of plant-based proselytizing. Meat and dairy products are ancient food sources, part of the human diet since
“Ag can do it all,” says Scott, “I think more and more people will see that working landscapes not only feed the world, they truly can save the world.”
A group of scientists is calling to replace cattle grazing in the American West with predator wolves. Published in BioScience journal this month in response to President Biden’s “30×30” executive order, “Rewilding
“We don’t necessarily look like ranchers,” Katie laughs. “I drive a Subaru Outback when I’m not driving the flatbed.”
“I was fortunate. Most people don’t know what they want to do. I knew early.” As a child growing up in the suburban Silicon Valley during World War II, Jack Varian wanted
Grant Golliher is a horse trainer, author, and speaker. He owns and operates Diamond Cross Ranch outside Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where he hosts corporate events drawing leadership lessons from horse training. Grant
New hunter numbers increased in 2020, reversing a decades-long declining trend. “We haven’t seen these trends before. More millennials, more younger-generation people, more people of color, women are embracing hunter and field-to-table
