someone DM'd me
"Is your farm hopping project dead?"
not dead, but in a coma
I've been scouring lots of different opportunities, connections, and ways to learn additional skills
if I found a job that met my area of focus, I would take it. but opportunities you make yourself
Yellowstone is built on the old ways of ranching. It makes for "good" TV, but a missed opportunity to educate millions of to rotational grazing, water conservation, and being good stewards of the land, rather than promoting your own tequila
https://t.co/GN6D93ni1m
Rotational Grazing > Industrial Farming
Without rotating the land, the soil will end up getting destroyed and the land will no longer be useful for raising animals.
At Perrenial Pastures, we use regenerative methods of grazing.
The difference is obvious, you can see it.
@Inv3ntive15@MattGoldenstein *scrolling through your pictures looking for a specific photo of you drenched in sweat by 9am only to make a comment about the climate*
ay, Missouri looks like a good life 💪
BONUS: one thing they did right in the show was display how much of an art being a cowboy really is. When they're roping calves and separating out heifers, it will be truly a sad day for American culture when the last cowboy dies
https://t.co/CDKEo9OHHt
In celebration of Yellowstone finally over, here's 5 ways that the show has been a negative impact on the perception of
🐮 Ranching
🏞️ Land Ownership
🤠 Montana Culture
🔨 Community
🥩 And the future of food