Regenerative Grazing Helps the Environment and Ranch Economics By Becky Gillette
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๐๏ธ Regenerative Wisdom: How Regenerative Grazing Boosts the Environment & Ranch Economics
In this episode of Regenerative Wisdom, we dive into the inspiring story of Betsy and Roger Indreland of Indreland Ranch in Big Timber, Montana. With 46 years of experience raising Black Angus cattle, the Indrelands have continually refined their regenerative grazing practices to improve soil health, sequester carbon, and maximize profitability.
They are part of the Northern Great Plains Regenerative Grazing Project, which rewards ranchers for carbon sequestration through improved grazing management. Working alongside Western Sustainability Exchange (WSE)and Native, theyโve built a system that benefits both the land and their bottom line.
๐ Key Takeaways from This Episode:
- How regenerative grazing increases soil organic matter, pasture productivity, and carbon sequestration.
- The financial impact: Reducing land needed per animal from 21 acres to 14 acres over a decade.
- How the carbon credit market is supporting sustainable ranching.
- The role of holistic cattle genetics in adapting to regenerative practices.
- Why apprenticeship programs are key to training the next generation of land stewards.
๐ฑ Resources & Links:
๐ This episode is based on an article from The Stockman Grassfarmer magazine, written by Becky Gillette.
๐ Learn more about Indreland Ranch: www.indrelandranch.com
๐ Discover the Western Sustainability Exchange: www.westernsustainabilityexchange.org
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