Our Most Popular 2024 Episodes: The Land Bulletin Podcast

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At Mirr Ranch Group, we’re passionate about sharing the stories of ranchers, conservationists, and industry experts who are shaping the modern West. Over the past few months, some of our podcast episodes have really resonated with our listeners, covering topics from regenerative agriculture to innovative income strategies on smaller ranches. If you haven’t tuned in yet, here are some of our most popular episodes:

The Next Generation of Ranchers: Faith Hamlin, Little Jennie Ranch

In this two-part series, Haley sits down with Faith Hamlin, a next-generation rancher, and operator at Little Jennie Ranch. They discuss the ranch’s amenities, the importance of diversification for resilience, and Faith’s journey to becoming an owner/operator.

Historic Conservation Projects: Wade Shelton, Trust for Public Land

Over the years, Mirr Ranch Group has worked with the Trust for Public Land (TPL) on some of the most significant conservation projects in the West. In this episode, we explore TPL’s history and highlight some of the most recognizable land projects they’ve been a part of.

Voices of the West: Marissa Taylor, Lonetree Ranch

As part of our new series, Voices of the West, Haley chats with Marissa Taylor of Lonetree Ranch in Wyoming. From winter ranch prep to implementing sustainable conservation practices, Marissa shares how her family balances biodiversity with agricultural production, preserving open spaces and wildlife habits for future generations.

Regenerative Ranching: Kacie Scherler, Noble Research Institute

Regenerative ranching is a hot topic, and in this episode, Haley is joined by Kacie Scherler of the Noble Research Institute. A fifth-generation rancher, Kacie dives into the benefits of rotational grazing, soil health, and regenerative agriculture, offering practical tips for those looking to start their own journey.

Income Strategies for Smaller Ranches: Connor Coleman, Resiliency Lands

What can smaller, boutique ranches do to generate income at the level of larger properties? Connor Coleman, founder of Resiliency Lands, shares practical strategies for making smaller ranches financially viable, covering eco-tourism, hunting leases, and diversified revenue streams.

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