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Practically Ranching

Matt Perrier
Bull Sale
Angus Genetics
Managerial Accounting
Dale Banks Angus
Bovine Heart Disease
Profitability
Beef Industry
Key Performance Indicators
HF Safe and Sound
Tehama Patriarch
PCC Charisma
Kansas
Canelie Cool
Yawn Top Cut
Growth Funds
OLC Big Texan
Sitts Stellar
Cattle Industry
Ranch Management
Cattle Cycle

Join Matt Perrier as he visits weekly with interesting, thoughtful, entertaining individuals within the beef community. Conversations will inspire curiosity and creativity while maintaining the independent spirit and practical nature for which ranchers are known.

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Rich Blair is a beef producer from Sturgis, SD. The Blair family has grown a cowherd over the last 25 years that is focused on meeting demands for their own ranching operation, their genetics customers, the feeding industry and the beef consumer. In ... more

Jason Kraft is the Founder and CEO of Compass Ag Solutions, a Risk Management firm based in his hometown of Ft. Collins, CO. In addition, his family owns and operates Hilltop Hay and Livestock, a diversified family operation that offers high quality ... more

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National Cattlemen’s Beef Association

Beef Quality Assurance - BQA

Masters of Beef Advocacy

Environmental Stewardship Award Program

Stockmanship & Stewardship

Cattlemen’s College

Rancher’s Resilience Grant

U S Roundtable for Sustainabl... more

Marci Penner has served as executive director of Kansas Sampler Foundation since the formation of the 501c3. She has a unique perspective of Kansas having been to every one of the 627 incorporated cities several times for guidebook research. 

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Rich Blair
Beef producer and a commodity broker
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Episode: #78 - Rich Blair, Staying in Front of the Trends
Jason Kraft
CEO of Compass Ag Solutions
Compass Ag Solutions
Episode: #77 - Jason Kraft; Faith, Freedom, Family, and Agriculture
Josh White
Director of Producer Education and Sustainability at NCBA
National Cattlemen's Beef Association
Episode: #76 - Josh White, Always Be Prepared to Give an Answer
Marci Penner
Executive Director of the Kansas Sampler Foundation and advocate for rural leadership
Kansas Sampler Foundation
Episode: #75 - Marci Penner, Rural By Choice
Logan Thompson
Extension specialist in sustainable livestock feeding at Kansas State University
Kansas State University
Episode: #74 - Logan Thompson, The Emotional Aspect of Food
Rich Porter
Chemical engineer, law degree, MBA, and philanthropist running Porter Cattle Company
Porter Cattle Company
Episode: #73 - Rich Porter, A Stocker's Stockman
Ed Greiman
General Manager of Upper Iowa Beef, extensive experience in beef supply chain and cattle production
Upper Iowa Beef
Episode: #72 - Ed Greiman, A Little Better All the Time
Bill Rishel
A respected figure in the beef industry with a passion for consumer-focused breeding practices.
Rishel Angus Ranch
Episode: #71 - Bill Rishel, From New Trend to New Products
Dale Brisby
Bull rider, comedian, and media producer
Rodeo Time
Episode: #69 - Dale Brisby, You Ain't No Cowboy

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Matt Perrier
Host of Practically Ranching, emphasizing engaging discussions with experts and leaders in the beef community to inspire curiosity and practical understanding of ranching.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 121 ratings
  • Great guests

    The quality of the industry leaders as guests is why I keep listening to your podcast. I really appreciate being able to gain insight into how Schiefelbein’s manage their family interests in a large ag business. It’s a real challenge to manage family/ business relationships on a large ranch. Would like to see you tackle this issue more.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tom Courtney
    United States6 months ago
  • Dialog lost

    Great podcast, seems social media and modern culture has lost the skill of dialog. I’m loving these industry specific conversations. The beef industry faces some challenges and it’s refreshing to hear Matt and his guests talk thru these complex issues.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zachary Boone
    United States3 years ago
  • So far. So good

    Nice job Matt, enjoying this podcast as I drive up and down the highway! Keep up the good work!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FuzzyNichols
    United States3 years ago
  • Keep it up!!

    Great podcast Matt! Especially enjoyed latest episode with Shawn Tiffany.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Adams Angus Farm
    United States3 years ago
  • Practically a hit

    Great intro and really enjoyed your first guest in episode 2. Looking forward to the next one.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RaiderRedMeatHead
    United States3 years ago

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The conversational style and the ability to address complex issues are also commended by the audience, highlighting Matt's engaging delivery.
Listeners appreciate the quality of guests, recognizing industry leaders and their insights as prime reasons for followership.
Many express a desire for more focus on complex industry topics and how relationships are managed within large agribusinesses.

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#73 - Rich Porter, A Stocker's Stockman
Q: How do you make those outsourcing decisions? That's always a tough one for me. And I think it varies sometimes with the labor that's available.
Rich shares that he uses a rough cost-benefit analysis to decide whether to do tasks in-house or outsource, considering factors like labor availability and efficiency.
#73 - Rich Porter, A Stocker's Stockman
Q: Tell us a little bit about Rich Porter and how you came up through Lyon County, and maybe how you came back and all of the story that lies therein.
Rich Porter shares his upbringing in a family valuing education and farming, leading him to return to agriculture later in life after pursuing degrees in chemical engineering, law, and an MBA.
#71 - Bill Rishel, From New Trend to New Products
Q: What do the letters C, A, and B bring up in your memories?
CAB was actually started in 1978, and I grew up believing that the consumer focus was necessary in the beef industry.
#71 - Bill Rishel, From New Trend to New Products
Q: What was the hardest lesson that you learned?
I think the hardest lesson I've learned was to be a little more patient than what I was.
#69 - Dale Brisby, You Ain't No Cowboy
Q: How did you start making videos?
I started making videos in 2013 after managing a ranch and just enjoyed making people laugh. Eventually, I went full-time in 2016.

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What is Practically Ranching about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Content typically revolves around the beef industry, focusing on various aspects such as cattle management, sustainability, and community leadership within ranching. Through insightful conversations with industry leaders and experts, the discussions touch upon market dynamics, consumer demand, and innovative practices in beef production. Notably, the episodes enrich listeners' understanding of contemporary challenges and the evolving landscape of agriculture, emphasizing collaboration and strategic thinking for sustained profitability in ranching. The engaging format is likely to attract individuals interested in agricultural trends and effective management practices in the beef sector.

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Recent guests on Practically Ranching include:

1. Rich Blair
2. Jason Kraft
3. Josh White
4. Marci Penner
5. Logan Thompson
6. Rich Porter
7. Ed Greiman
8. Bill Rishel

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