
Alejandro Carrillo
Fourth-generation regenerative rancher transforming the Chihuahuan Desert through holistic grazing at Las Damas Ranch; founder of Grasslands Regeneration Project.
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Aug 3, 2026
590: How Cattle Can Green The Desert With Alejandro Carrillo
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16:12Kendall NelsonHOST
What happens first? Is it, is it weeds and then that becomes something else? Like, describe the process of once you can get some air into the soil and get the water in there, then how does the ranch progress into being these beautiful, um, tall grasses?

Alejandro CarrilloGUEST
Um, let's keep in mind that we start in most of the places in my ranch with bare ground.

Alejandro CarrilloGUEST
I'm gonna be using cows, but it could be pretty much horses or donkeys or sheep or goats, but when you use the cow, the cow has multiple tools to help you.

Alejandro CarrilloGUEST
Even if, if you're just passing by, you know, like herding or driving, it has the hoof action.
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20:21Kendall NelsonHOST
Is that something that every rancher should be striving for? Is, is that kind of the golden number or what? Tell me a little bit about that.