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Welcome to the American Cattlemen Podcast, hosted by Chap Ramsey – a place where information, entertainment, and the cow/calf industry come together for an engaging experience! Whether we’re chatting with a country western entertainer, a cow/calf producer, or an industry professional, the American Cattlemen Podcast promises a different and captivating journey compared to other podcasts.

Our listeners are cow/calf producers from across the United States and industry professionals worldwide, all part of our vibrant social media community with over 450,000 unique industry experts. You can catch each episode of the American Cattlemen Podcast through our digital platforms, as well as in the pages of the American Cattlemen magazine and newsletter.

Previous Episodes

American Cattlemen’s Podcast with Dave & Brandy Jensen from Hawkeye Breeders

Here we go again with another edition of the American Cattlemen Podcast. This time, the Publisher of the American Cattlemen, Gale McKinney, is engaged in a conversation with Dave and Brandy Jensen from Hawkeye Breeders in Adel, IA. Today’s episode delves into Dave and Brandy’s rich backgrounds, their journey with Hawkeye Breeders, and the comprehensive services they provide. Get ready to be enlightened! 

For a deeper dive into the world of American Cattlemen, including access to previous episodes and additional resources, visit our user-friendly website, www.american cattlemen.com. You can also stay connected with us and join the conversation on social media simply by searching American Cattlemen. Your engagement is invaluable to us, and we eagerly anticipate your insights. Together, we can make the American Cattlemen Podcast even more enriching!

This episode of the American Cattleman Podcast is brought to you by:

Rawhide Portable Corral

Shorty’s Caboy Hattery 

Udder Tech, Inc.  

 


American Cattlemen’s Podcast with Dr. Robert Wells of Noble Research Institute

We are back with another edition of the American Cattlemen Podcast.   Just ahead, we have the Publisher of the American Cattlemen, Gale McKinney, as he sits down with Dr. Robert Wells, the Senior Regenerative Ranching Adviser for the Noble Research Institute.  Throughout the conversation, Dr. Wells will share his personal and professional backgrounds and the background and development of Noble’s Business Essentials Course.  They will also discuss Ranching as a lifestyle versus a business.  What a great interview! We hope you enjoy it.

For a deeper dive into the world of cattle ranching, we invite you to explore our website, www.americancattlemen.com, where you can find a corral full of previous episodes. You can stay updated with us on social media by searching American Cattlemen. We value your continued support and interest in our podcast. 

This episode of the American Cattleman Podcast is brought to you by:

Rawhide Portable Corral

Shorty’s Caboy Hattery 

Udder Tech, Inc.  

 


American Cattlemen’s Podcast with Billy Law of Big Country Toys

Here we go again with another edition of the American Cattlemen Podcast.   Just ahead, we have the Publisher of the American Cattlemen, Gale McKinney & he sits down with Billy Law, Director of Big Country Toys.  Throughout the conversation, Bill will share his background anddescribe how he ended up at Big Country Toys.  He will share how Big Country Toys got started and their background.  He will close by discussing the core line and their branding for Big Country Toys.  What a great interview! We hope you enjoy it.

For more information or to listen to previous episodes visit our website www.americancattlemen.com  or check us out on social media, simply by searching American Cattlemen. 

This episode of the American Cattleman Podcast is brought to you by:

Rawhide Portable Corral

Shorty’s Caboy Hattery 

Udder Tech, Inc.  

 


American Cattlemen’s Podcast with Dr. Bill Julien and author Eric Grant

Welcome back to the American Cattlemen Podcast…great to have you riding with us again!
Comin’ up, we’ll have some cattle news, and then you’ll meet Dr. Bill Julian, who is the founder of ANova Bio Science and something called Promogen. This is something revolutionary that will impact your cattle business right down to those cows and it’s essential stuff for producers as well as consumers. A bit later on we’re gonna talk with first-time author Eric Grant and his book about Western artist Hollis Randol Willford. It’s a book he started writing long ago, and it’s a beautiful work.
Thanks for being here…let’s ride!

For more information or to listen to previous episodes visit our website www.americancattlemen.com  or check us out on social media, simply by searching American Cattlemen. 

This episode of the American Cattleman Podcast is brought to you by:

Rawhide Portable Corral

Shorty’s Caboy Hattery 

Udder Tech, Inc.  

 


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