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Welcome to Ranchonomics! Where we empower you to build a better ranch and transform your operation into a thriving business. This podcast is brought to you by Ranch Right LLC, and together we will look at essential strategies, mindsets, and processes needed to take command of your financials and master the business metrics that make all the difference. If you are ready to start winning at ranching... more

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In part 2 of this Ranchonomics Stories conversation, John Haskell continues his discussion with Steve Teichert about the lessons he’s learned over 80 years in the cattle business. From starting over in different ranching environments to turning strug... more

In this episode of Ranchonomics, John Haskell continues his conversation with a cattleman who has spent decades selecting cattle for performance without sacrificing fertility. Steve Teichert explains why fertility is the most important trait in a cow... more

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Long before Steve Teichert developed his own approach to cattle genetics and nutrition, his family was learning what it took to make a living in the rugged country of Idaho and Wyoming. In Part 1 of this Ranchonomics Stories conversation, John Haskel... more

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What happens when the government tries to solve a cattle market problem that the market may already be correcting? In this episode of Ranchonomics, John Haskell is joined by lifelong cattlemen Wally Olson and Monty Nail to discuss proposals for gover... more

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Steve Teichert
Cattleman with decades of experience selecting cattle for performance and fertility
Episode: 122. The Fertility Connection: What Birth Weight Reveals About Your Herd
Monty Nail
Cattleman who built a ranching operation in Oklahoma
Episode: 121. Let the Market Work: Two Lifelong Cattlemen on the Heifer Retention Debate
Wally Olson
Lifelong cattleman and rancher
Olson Ranch LLC
Episode: 121. Let the Market Work: Two Lifelong Cattlemen on the Heifer Retention Debate
Greg Christiansen
Kansas rancher and farmer planning a business succession
Episode: 400 Acres, No Money Down: Greg & Ann Christiansen's Story [Ranchonomics Stories Ep 12]
Ann Christiansen
Former teacher who managed finances and bookkeeping for the family ranch
Episode: 400 Acres, No Money Down: Greg & Ann Christiansen's Story [Ranchonomics Stories Ep 12]
Ryan Noble
Owner/operator of Noble Ranch LLC; guest on episode
Noble Ranch LLC
Episode: From a Homestead Stake to Five Generations: The Noble Ranch Story [Ranchonomics Stories Ep 11]
Steve Kenyon
Rancher with a year-round custom grazing operation near Edmonton, Alberta
Greener Pastures Ranching
Episode: 117. How to Make Custom Grazing Work 12 Months a Year — Steve Kenyon
Emilie Hopson
HR advisor
Ranch Right LLC
Episode: The HR Support Most Ranch Operations Don't Know They Need [The Ranch Right Experience Episode 7]
Brianna Lopez
Onboarding specialist at Ranch Right, cattle ranch background in Northern Nevada
Ranch Right LLC
Episode: How Payroll Works [The Ranch Right Experience Episode 6]

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John Haskell
Host of Ranchonomics and Ranchonomics Stories; affiliated with Ranchonomics

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 97 ratings
  • Incredible Value

    I discovered Mr. Haskell when he was interviewed on Barn Talks & can’t get enough. I am impressed with the quality of information I have from listening. Highly recommended!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ElitheCowboyGal
    Canada4 months ago
  • Great content that will make me money.

    Love this podcast. Not too long either. Good short highly educational content. I’m definitely looking into this company more. I love grazing my cattle and adjusting my business to be more profitable. This podcast is the one to listen to. Keep up the good work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Iowafarmer1
    United States5 months ago
  • Builders users and losers

    Just listened to this weeks podcast and it brought up this old saying I’ve known for years where the Ranch passed on assets But never passed on the knowledge to operate this usually happens

    When the builder generation never really relinquished any management or decision making ability to the user generation this is what sets up the loser generation that has no management ability from the previous generation

    Period..

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Q horse 55
    United States5 months ago
  • Awesome

    John does an awesome job of asking great questions of leading forward thinkers in the Livestock world. The positivity, strategy, and enthusiasm he brings to our industry is unmatched. Simply Awesome! Thank you

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    George G Walker
    United States2 years ago

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Episodes blend personal stories with actionable business lessons, and emphasize learning from mentorship and family governance.
Content is practical and investment-friendly for grazing and ranch profitability.
The show consistently highlights mental health, burnout, and sustainable farming practices, offering relatable guidance for practitioners.
The host asks great questions and brings forward forward-thinking ideas in the Livestock world.

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From Ellis Island to Cokeville: The Teichert Family Ranching Story - Part 1 [Ranchonomics Stories Ep 14]
Q: And your family moved to Cokeville from Idaho, correct?
Steve traces the family's history from his great-grandfather Adolph's immigration through Ellis Island and Idaho homesteading to his grandfather's move to Cokeville, Wyoming.
From Ellis Island to Cokeville: The Teichert Family Ranching Story - Part 1 [Ranchonomics Stories Ep 14]
Q: So why don't you tell us a little about your current circumstance and where you're at there, and Mackey and what you've been up to.
Steve describes moving from Ruby Valley, Nevada, after a prolonged drought, settling in Mackay, Idaho, and eventually turning ranch management over to his son while continuing cattle experiments on rented pasture.
122. The Fertility Connection: What Birth Weight Reveals About Your Herd
Q: And when you time that on a herd, do you time for the youngest calf to be 90 days, the oldest calf, the average, how do you play that?
Teichert says calves are handled in different groups according to their ages and location. The older calves are brought in first for branding, vaccination, and later breeding-group management.
122. The Fertility Connection: What Birth Weight Reveals About Your Herd
Q: When you select for performance, you're doing it without inputs and you're doing it while preserving fertility. Other people get performance, but they fed for it and they wind up actually anti-selecting for fertility, right?
Teichert agrees that performance should be balanced with fertility and says his selection approach avoids dependence on extra inputs. He culls cows that do not produce profitably in their environment.
100% Financed, With a Pickup for Collateral: Monty Nail's 40 Years Building a Ranch From Scratch [Ranchonomics Stories Ep 13]
Q: How are you making decisions between whether to grow the cows or the stockers?
Nail says he lets market prospects influence the balance, shifting toward yearlings or cows depending on which segment appears more favorable, while keeping cash flow and operating costs in view.

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

Ranchonomics combines practical ranch management with financial literacy, spotlighting how to run a family operation as a disciplined business. Recent episodes center on time-value and labor optimization, integrating cover crops and forage into dryland ranches, and multi-generational governance and succession. Guests provide concrete tactics—from hiring and task management to grazing strategies, windrow systems, and economic frameworks for decision making—while ongoing conversations weave in mental health, supply-chain dynamics, and market relationships. The show frequently features family operations and educator-led plots that connect daily ranching with long-term profitability, making it helpful for listeners seeking actionable, numbers-d... more

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1. Steve Teichert
2. Monty Nail
3. Wally Olson
4. Greg Christiansen
5. Ann Christiansen
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7. Steve Kenyon
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