Ranch

Two days before her 41st birthday, a cattle rancher opened cart on the subscription she'd been planning for years.

She told herself that she'd be happy with 10 subscribers, but her notes said 100 subscribers.

And shortly after we ended this interview...

She hit 100 subscribers.

This is a live interview I did with Crystal from the Wholehearted Brancher during Subscription Box Week.

And I'm sharing it because not everyone who listens to the podcast gets to catch my lives.

You'll hear a few moments meant for Subscription Box Week.

And I found out like, that's me.

We'll do that about 8.10, hang with Mariah Prusa and see what she's got going on.

7.10, we'll talk with Bridget Ridell, see how her weekend was for the Farm and Ranch update.

And I see TiVo's all about the

great state of Minnesota, who again

That's happening in Crookston.

A session called Design Your Succession Plan for Farmers and Ranchers is coming up November 2nd.

So next Monday, that'll be held in Hillsboro, put together by NDSU Extension.

Of course, Tuesday is Election Day.

With a 15 still, you do see a couple of cattle.

With the Ferryman's Ranch brand.

The Ranch brand is very simple.

It is inside of a circle, but made exclusively with lines.

You see that a raft is like lined out with a triangular sail under a wake of a river.

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So, you guys are hiding under these cows.

The ones you're holding onto right now are not Ferryman's Ranch cows.

His wife's had a hard time getting a living out of that run-down spread of theirs since he died.

Oh? What wrong with ranch?

Oh, nothing money wouldn't cure.

Oh, that bad.

I'd like to see the boy.

Sheriff Lewis say boy and mother have hard time getting along since Hank Murray killed.

I'll saddle Silver and we'll start for the Murray ranch to see them.

That good.

I'm thrilled to have Ryan here.

We're gonna dive into the story of his family ranch, and, uh, I'm looking forward to what we're gonna learn.

Ryan, welcome to the Ranchnomics podcast.

How are ya?

That, you know, that is amazingly common, and something we really don't...

I mean, it happens now, but it's very rare.

The other thing you mention is imagine taking a modern-day 20-year-old and, and just sort of pushing them out into the world and saying, "You're off on your own," in an environment where they can't just walk it out and get a job or that sort of thing, and then the 20-year-old walking off and starting a ranch.

Like, that seems pretty different than the way we deal with young people now.