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Montana Farmer & Rancher Heritage Project

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by Sara J. Call Ihrie

11 episodes

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My goal is to bring the experiences, stories, wisdom, and narrative of Montana's farmers and ranchers to the broader public and make them part of the permanent collective record of Montana so future generations can know and continue to learn of this legacy. I believe that stories are best told by the person that experienced them and therefore knows them best. This project was made possible by funding from the University of Montana EVST program along with a grant through the Matthew Hansen Endowment Fund.

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Recent Episodes

December 6, 2020

Ellen Pfister and Don Golder - Shepherd, MT

Ellen's connection with her land runs deep, as does her history with the Bull Mountain Land Alliance. She believes that one of the best virtues of a rancher who lives as far off the road as they do is the ability to entertain oneself. She and Don both stay busy and entertained between all the work and a variety of recreational activities, including tending a few alpacas and a Bactrian camel. 28 minutes.

December 6, 2020

Bill Davis - Sidney, MT

Bill recognizes that ranching is all about the people: the people you work with, the people you sell to, and the people you meet. These interactions, Bill feels, are perfect opportunities for agriculturalists to share their stores and educate the public about the realities of modern agriculture, and to acknowledge that we are all part of the same food system, from producer to consumer. 12 minutes.

December 6, 2020

Lloyd Racine - Browning, MT

Lloyd dabbled in the world outside of ranching early in his life before returning to the lifestyle that he finds most satisfying. He reflects on the unique struggles that Native ranchers face in agriculture, and considers the vast technological advancements that have happened in agriculture over his lifetime. But, he muses, "I was raised old school, and I just stay that way." 13 minutes.

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What is Montana Farmer & Rancher Heritage Project?: My goal is to bring the experiences, stories, wisdom, and narrative of Montana's farmers and ranchers to the broader public and make them part of the permanent collective record of Montana so future generations can know and continue to learn of this legacy. I believe that stories are best told by the person that experienced them and therefore knows them best.

This project was made possible by funding from the University of Montana EVST program along with a grant through the Matthew Hansen Endowment Fund.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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