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Chris Flickinger
Fifth-generation cattle rancher who runs Pasagshak Ranch on Kodiak Island, Alaska, on a 31,000-acre state grazing lease.
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Oct 7, 2026
Ag Matters: Ranching in Kodiak, Alaska
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12:00Chris FlickingerGUEST
We, we were running projects with, with NRCS and with, with fencing and, and, uh, pasture rotation and stuff for quite a few years 'cause I think I said we've only been here about 27 years, so- Maybe the last six or seven I was like, "Well, we can step back and, and, and we're doing all right." And because it's kind of a competitive thing for EQIP and, and WHIP projects and, and, and some of that, and it's like let some other people starting out, you know, be more enjoyable of the money because we're doing okay now.
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14:52Chris FlickingerGUEST
But it's, I'm guessing we feed around 300 families, you know, just with our beef here, and counting the Filipino community and all that and, and through, through the deal.