Workshops & Intensives

Dallas Mount, owner of Ranching for Profit School, will lead a three day intensive training with classroom time and ranch tours. Designed for young adults (ages 18 to 30 years old) wanting to develop business management skills in agriculture.

Dave Voth, Ranching for Profit instructor, will lead a one day workshop during this stockmanship school. Participants will learn valuable techniques to increase the financial sustainability of their operations, as well as insight into the relationship between ecology and grazing principles. Participants will explore ecological processes and strategies to boost productivity, reduce workload, and increase profit. This workshop is designed for ranchers looking to transform their operation into a profitable business with less work and less stress.

Dallas Mount, owner of Ranching for Profit, will be the keynote speaker for the 25th annual Nebraska Grazing Conference.

Andrew Morris, Ranching for Profit instructor, will lead this two-day workshop. Ranchers will learn valuable techniques to increase the financial sustainability of their operations and increase profits through direct and intermediated sales. Workshop topics include a background on ranching profitability, restructuring your ranch for profitability, evaluating success, financial principles, understanding the balance sheet, key financial ratios, employee structure, and more. Ranchers and Ranching for Profit alumnus Eileen Napier and Stan Hayes will add to the conversation by sharing their experience at Ramstead Ranch in Ione, Washington. This workshop is for ranchers looking to transform their operation into a profitable business with less work and less stress while improving rangeland health and productivity.

Melinda Sims and Shanon Sims, Ranching for Profit instructors, will lead this three day workshop. Participants will learn to identify opportunities to improve the productivity of their operation and increase their business’ profitability. This workshop is designed for ranchers and farmers looking to transform their operation into a profitable business with less work and less stress as well as improving rangeland health and productivity.

Jordan Steele, director of operations for RMC, will lead this two day workshop. Participants will learn valuable techniques to increase the financial sustainability of their operations, as well as insight into the relationship between ecology and grazing principles. Participants will explore ecological processes and strategies to boost productivity, reduce workload, and increase profit. This workshop is designed for ranchers looking to transform their operation into a profitable business with less work and less stress as well as improving rangeland health and productivity.