Sep 15, 2026 · 32 min · 9 segments
**Most people know the ASPCA for its work with cats and dogs, but what role does it play in the future of regenerative agriculture?** In the first episode of this two-part series, host Matt Maier…
Matt MaierHost
Eric BoattiGuest
Mike GuebertGuest
More importantly, fourth generation farmer, cattle in every generation, fortunately.
Maybe more generations than that, but, you know, we don't have records back further than that, so...
I'm going to learn along with you about these organizations that we're going to be discussing.
But first blush, very needed, very important in the battle, I guess, to have animals on the land, really.
Livestock farmer, agricultural organizer with more than a decade of experience supporting pasture-based farming systems.
where he leads efforts to elevate the voices of livestock producers and strengthen policies that support humane, resilient, and regenerative food systems.
He oversees the Face Ag Network, a national platform that helps pasture-based farmers and ranchers engage in the advocacy and policy conversations.
Also, we have Michael Gebert, a regenerative livestock farmer, conservation leader, and program director of the Oregon Pasture Network.
an initiative of Friends of Family Farms, Family Farmers, that supports pasture-based producers across Oregon.
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