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Ranching Reboot is your go-to podcast for innovative farming practices and regenerative agriculture. We bring fresh stories from today's progressive farmers, ranchers, and food producers, highlighting new ideas and time-tested wisdom. Join host Brian Alexander as we challenge conventional thinking, explore sustainable farming, and strive to reboot our food system for a healthier planet. Tune in for weekly inspiration and insights in agriculture.
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#163 Exploring Sustainable Land Management and Livestock Handling Techniques with Bob Kinford
This episode delves into sustainable land management through
the lens of LandTrust, a company sponsoring the podcast, focusing on connecting
landowners with outdoor enthusiasts to promote the enjoyment and sustainability
of America's private lands. The discussion transitions into an extensive
dialogue with Bob Kinford, covering a range of topics from experimental
ranching practices to livestock handling techniques. Bob shares insights on the
benefits of grazing management, the nuances of stockmanship, and broad
philosophical musings on humanity's relationship with nature and technology.
The conversation also touches on challenges and solutions in agriculture,
including hydroponics, urban farming, and the potential for technology to
enhance sustainable practices. The episode emphasizes the importance of
observation, adaptability, and a deeper understanding of natural processes in
both land management and livestock handling.
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#162 Tyler Tobald, Rural Reawakening: Law Enforcement Meets Regenerative Agriculture
This expansive conversation explores the multifaceted
experiences of rural life, particularly through the lens of law enforcement and agriculture. Tyler, a former deputy, shares his journey in the field, from farming preparations to the critical role of law enforcement in rural communities, encountering challenges such as drug interdiction, the complexity of case law, and the practicalities of ensuring public safety. The discussion
delves into the rural law enforcement's struggles with limited resources, the impact of drugs like methamphetamine and fentanyl on communities, and the
government's interventions in agriculture through electronic ID tags for cattle. Furthermore, it touches on civil asset forfeiture, the dangers posed by substances like fentanyl, and highlights regenerative farming practices as a beacon of hope for sustainable agriculture. The narrative weaves together the personal anecdotes and professional insights of a former deputy with broader discussions on policy, community health, and agricultural practices, providing a rich tapestry of the challenges and successes faced by those living and working in rural America.
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#161 The Future of Farming: Innovation, Sustainability, and Consumer Impact with Ali Cox
Ali Cox is an agriculture and food ingredient marketing
visionary and founder of
Noble West, an award-winning marketing consultancy that
specializes in the entire agricultural ecosystem. From fresh produce and nuts to
dairy and agTech, Noble West works in all aspects of agriculture.
As a fifth generation farmer, Cox returned home to
California’s Central Valley in 2007 with the singular goal of making
world-class marketing services available to the abundance of farmers and
growers in the area. A fierce advocate for farmers, Ali’s blend of a deep
personal connection to the land and business acumen has made her a highly
sought after strategist by her clients. With an eye on the future of farming
and the climate crisis, Cox regularly consults with her clients on upcycling,
regenerative water use, and hydroponic & organic farming practices.
Cox was a walk-on rower at the University of San Diego and
went on to win a Silver Medal in the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. A Turlock
native, she is a graduate of Turlock Senior High School and University of San
Diego where she majored in Communications and minored in business. She happily
purchased her childhood home where she resides with husband Tony and their two
sons.
www.wearenoblewest.com www.instagram.com/alicox.ceohttps://linkedin.com/in/alicox
This episode embarks on an in-depth exploration of the
agricultural industry, focusing on the transition towards regenerative and
sustainable farming practices amidst the challenge of significant retail
influence. It highlights innovative initiatives like LandTrust for connecting
communities and Walmart’s Project Gigaton for sustainability. The conversation
covers the impact of big retail players on local economies and small
businesses, while also recognizing their role in shaping consumer behavior and farming
practices. Through discussions on the importance of biodiversity, nutritional
food access, and the true cost of food production, the episode investigates the
economic, environmental, and social factors driving the evolution of
agriculture. It puts a strong emphasis on the need for marketing and consumer
insights to align farming closer with consumer demands, aiming for a future
where farming is environmentally responsible, economically viable, and socially
beneficial.
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#160 Daila Monterroso From Coop to Community: Chickens as a Bridge to a Better World
From Hollywood to Chickenlandia: A Journey of Sustainability and Hope
In an episode of the Ranching Reboot podcast, Dahlia Monterosso, the President of Chickenlandia, shares her transformative journey from an aspiring filmmaker in Hollywood to a backyard chicken educator. She highlights the therapeutic benefits of chicken keeping, emphasizing its ability to reconnect people with nature, support sustainable living, and critique modern farming practices. Monterosso advocates for chicken keeping's accessibility, its community-building capacity, and its role in personal and environmental health. Additionally, amidst discussions of hope in the face of global anxieties, the episode includes a light-hearted segment where the number of chickens in various forms is counted, reaching a total of thirteen. The episode wraps up with a hopeful outlook on the future and the potential for further enriching conversations.
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#159 Sustainability and Innovation: The Guardian Grains Approach to Modern Farming with DeAnna and Kelly Lozensky
In an engaging episode of the Ranching Reboot podcast, host Brian Alexander invites Kelly and Dana Lozensky from Guardian Grains to share their transformative journey in agriculture. Shifting from conventional farming
to a biological model, they emphasize soil health, conservation, and a direct-to-consumer approach. This episode illuminates the pitfalls of modern agricultural processing, especially concerning enriched flour, and advocates for the nutritional and environmental merits of whole grains and minimally processed foods. By adopting no-till farming, crop diversification, and focusing on soil vitality, Guardian Grains not only achieves sustainability and profitability but also strengthens community bonds through healthier food options. Delving into their venture into heritage, stone-milled pasta and flour, the discussion underscores the importance of transparency, chemical-free products, and the need for a paradigm shift in food production and consumption towards holistic community nourishment.
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#158 Hobbs M, a discussion about Ecology vs Economy
This script combines insights from Brian Alexander's
exploration of societal disconnection from agriculture, the integration of sportsmanship and agritourism, and advocacy for eco-conscious direct consumer relationships during a Ranching Reboot Podcast episode. It examines the decline in U.S. cattle numbers, the correlation with oil production, and the socio-economic, environmental implications of current ranching methods.
Emphasizing the need for a regenerative approach to agriculture, it reflects on personal and societal responsibilities towards sustainability. Additionally, it
addresses the challenges in the American beef industry, the importance of community, identity, and regulatory impacts on housing and agriculture.
Concluding with personal reflections on ranching, parenting, and finding joy amidst global insecurities, it underlines the critical intersection of agricultural practices, economy, and societal shifts towards a sustainable future.
00:00 Welcome to the Ranching Reboot Podcast
00:12 Hawaii Trip and Modern Society's Disconnection
00:19 Sponsorship Shoutouts: Land Trust and Wild Ass Soap
Company
01:58 Upcoming Events and Expos
02:49 Regenerative Agriculture and Personal Anecdotes
15:10 Deep Dive into Ecology, Economy, and Agriculture
33:24 The New American Dream: Homesteading and Living Abroad
37:55 Exploring Hawaii's Homelessness and Real Estate Crisis
40:00 The Impact of Remote Work on Local Communities
41:36 Luxury Beliefs and Their Consequences on Society
43:46 The Dilemma of Mainland Money in Hawaii
47:13 Regulations and Their Impact on Housing in Hawaii
58:05 Community, Culture, and the Challenge of Integration
01:01:54 Rethinking Community and Self-Sufficiency
01:15:30 The Future of the Cattle Industry and Sustainable
Practices
01:19:11 Exploring the Challenges of Increasing Cattle
Supply
01:19:55 The Need for a National Increase in Cattle Through
Importing Females
01:20:14 Debunking the Myth of Producing More Beef with
Fewer Cattle
01:21:13 The Unsustainability of Bigger, Fatter Cattle for
More Beef
01:21:32 Rethinking Ranching: A Call for Genetic and
Nutritional Adaptation
01:22:28 The Socio-Civilizational Shift Towards Sustainable
Ranching
01:23:19 The Future of American Beef: Seeking Sustainable
Solutions
01:24:45 The Role of Energy in Agriculture and Its Impact on
Cattle Production
01:26:47 Exploring the Relationship Between Hydrocarbon
Production and Cattle Numbers
01:27:58 The Regenerative Transition: A Path to Increasing
Cattle Numbers?
01:31:46 The Potential for a Ranching Migration and the
Search for Stability
01:32:26 Navigating the Complexities of Ranching and
Property Rights
01:46:56 Social Media's Impact on Society and Individual
Lives
01:53:55 Finding Balance: Ambition, Enjoyment, and Family
Life
01:57:20 Wrapping Up: A Journey Through Ranching, Society,
and Personal Reflections
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