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  • Sid Goodloe

    Sid Goodloe, in his own words, discusses how to be a good steward of the land while making a living at ranching.

  • Experts line up on all sides of the tree-grass debate

    Western university biologists and botanists dispute Goodloe's theories - from several viewpoints.

  • Raising a ranch from the dead

    Rancher Sid Goodloe battles pinon-juniper and uses a variety of controversial methods to restore his ranchland in New Mexico.

  • Can sheep and coyote ever coexist?

    Predator Friendly, an unusual alliance of sheep ranchers, environmentalists and entrepreneurs, markets wool grown by ranchers who don't kill coyotes.

  • The USDA flexes its antitrust muscle

    The Department of Agriculture investigates one of the nation's largest meatpackers, IBP Inc., for antitrust violations.

  • Out of a Hispanic valley: kosher beef

    Colorado ranchers Demetrio and Olive Valdez want to begin selling local cattle as kosher beef.

  • Home on the electric range

    Rancher robot display defends grazing at New Mexico State Fair.

  • Return of the rustlers

    Cattle rustling apparently on the increase, Wyoming State Livestock Board says.

  • Wyoming ranch changes hands

    Ownership of the Red Canyon Ranch in Wyoming will be transferred to The Nature Conservancy.

  • Did Grizzlies fleece rancher?

    Wyoming rancher blames a grizzly for his loss of over 200 sheep.

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