News and Press About Alderspring Ranch

Glenn was recently honored to be a guest on the “Working Cows Podcast,” hosted by Clay Conry. Clay is passionate about ranching, farming, and discussing new paradigms in agriculture.

On the show, Glenn shared about our “Inherding” paradigm and the many benefits of it for our soils, wildlife, beeves, and customers.

To visit Clay’s website, learn more about his podcast, and listen to the episode with Glenn, check out “The Benefits of Inherding” here.

Glenn presented this year at the Quivera Coalition’s “Regenerate” conference in partnership with Dr. Fred Provenza, who is a renowned expert in animal nutrition and behavior, an author, and a professor emeritus at Utah State University.

In the talk, Glenn shares in detail about our “inherding” paradigm, and Fred discusses the implications of such paradigms on animal, landscape, and human health.

You can watch the video of their talk right here:

Glenn recently had the honor of being featured on a podcast with Terrence Layhew of “The Intellectual Agrarian,” which discusses farming philosophy and features interviews with a variety of farmers and agricultural practitioners.

In the podcast episode, Glenn and Terrence discuss how we started in ranching, a bit about our inherding paradigm, and how we direct market our beef without many local customers available.

To listen to the podcast, visit “The Intellectual Agrarian” site here!

Glenn was honored to speak recently at the Grassfed Exchange Conference in South Dakota on the topic of “Ranch as an Ecosystem.” The presentation included an overview of our “inherding” paradigm, in which we live with our cattle on our mountain rangeland in order to control movement, eliminate lethal predator interactions (we have had no wolf interactions since we began), and regenerate wildlife habitat.

To learn more about “inherding” and the ranch as an ecosystem, listen to Glenn’s talk below!

AcreageLife, a farming and ranching magazine, recently featured an online article about Alderspring’s “Inherding” practice. The article discusses how we are “putting riders back on the range,” and the advantages of herding our cattle 24/7 to always have complete control of our herd.

The article compares Alderspring’s inherding methodology with typical range management methods and discusses the benefits of inherding.

You can read AcreageLife’s article on our inherding practice here.