Last month I attended Dawn Hnatow’s stockmanship school in Virginia with my wife and father-in-law. It was an incredibly long road trip from Wyoming with our horses, but we were…
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If your neighbor's ranch came up for lease tomorrow, would you be able to bid on it? When making this decision there are two factors to consider. First, do you…
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Winter is an exciting time to be a rancher! Cold weather and early sunsets make for the perfect time to really dig into your business numbers. These conditions also allow…
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Like so many of us, I was born and raised on a ranch, growing up relatively remote from town, and civilization in general. In addition to ranch-living, I was homeschooled…
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Your kids might not be kids anymore; perhaps one or more of your adult children have joined your ranching business and maybe they have complicated the situation by bringing a…
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At the Ranching for Profit School, we explore “3 Issues of Money” that we label as Economics, Finance, and Income Tax. That is the correct order to consider when making…
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Picture this … You have just been given an ownership stake in a 20-million-dollar business and now also have a seat on the board of directors. The CEO is meeting…
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How many of us can honestly say that we follow our cooking or baking recipes to a T? If we do, how many of us can say that the recipe…
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As a kid, I spent countless days in the round pen with my dad and young horses. We “made” all of our own horses, start to finish – from halter…
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In today’s culture it is easy to compare yourself to everyone else. I believe keeping up with the Joneses can be a struggle for everyone. I know I struggle with…
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