It's very helpful on our end to know the history of your calves from vaccine protocols to your mineral program.

It always hurts to destock. We don't want to do that. I just think the business of ranching is such that you need to know well in advance what you might do if drought comes.

What I think people should do first and foremost is go to those immediate connections for advice. If you don't have them, make them and join your local cattle groups.

I think they're going to have to be forward-thinking. I think they need to not be so afraid of change and they have to be oriented around the value of data.

You have to remember that we all start out small.

My one wish would be that farmers and ranchers talk to the public more.

LandTrust is a recreation access network that makes it easy for landowners to generate more revenue from their property and easy for recreationists to access activities they love!

The first thing you need to do is determine if you are replacing or supplementing feed.

I'll be honest, I've had more interns that haven't had experience than those that have, and I think that's what is best for our operation. I like them better if they're greener and the reason being is because everybody does things a little bit different.

Finding a qualified hired man is tough and is keeping them around. Let’s lessen that stress.

I think one of the first things is producers have to have an honest conversation with themselves and ask, Are they profit-motivated?

RangeWard builds fencing trailers to improve the fencing process of regenerative grazing practices.

And it just helps people stay focused, it helps communication stay strategic, and it makes sure that everybody's involved in the plan so that you have the greatest outcomes in the operation in totality.

Livestock promotion needs to be looked at as a serious part of promotion that ranchers can have fun with.