Wake Up with Randy Corporon March 6, 2021 hr2
Nate Ortman joins the show to talk about the Douglas County School Board and their decision on high schools opening up.
Steve Wooten from Colorado Cattlemen's Association, to talk about the "Meat-in" on March 20 in Sterling, Co.
Andy McKean and Randy discuss Liberty Day and what it's all about. …
Rural Colorado Ranchers Face Uncertainties With COVID-19
People throughout the state of Colorado are dealing with the impact of the new coronavirus in different ways. For many, it presents new economic questions. That includes Steve Wooten, President of the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association. He’s a fourth generation rancher who lives about 45 miles northw…
Colorado Cattle Ranch Wins 2020 National ESAP Award
In this episode of Cattlemen’s Call we are joined by Steve Wooten, one of the owners of Beatty Canyon Ranch, who shares his experience and wisdom stewarding a six-generation ranch in Kim, Colo. Steve talks about the importance of maintaining the ranch so his children and grandchildren have the oppo…
Ep 71: Sustainability… Bring It On!
If I throw out the term Sustainable Beef, what comes to mind? Three ranchers join me as we have a roundtable discussion about "Sustainability" and what it means to those of us at the grassroots level of ranching. My guests are Steve Wooten from Colorado, Mike Williams from California, and Debbie …
What do a Colorado and an Australian Rancher Have in Common?
John Fargher grew up on an expansive cattle and sheep ranch in South Australia, and he knows the importance of having a proper calf management plan. Steve Wooten, 2020 ESAP Winner from Colorado, can sympathize with the severe drought and wildfires Fargher has seen in Australia. These two cattle ran…
Keeping the Cattle Industry Sustainable & How You Can Take Action
Cattle producers have been focused on sustainability for generations, but how can they stay on top of this and continue to be progressive? Steve Wooten joins the show to discuss his family’s operation and how they continue to improve.
Steve covers…
1. What sustainability looks like on cattle oper…
Episode 34 Beyond The Fence Line - Tools in the Toolbox
For this edition of Beyond the Fence Line, listen in on a conversation that took place during a recent broadcast of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Cattleman to Cattleman television show. The topic was conservation easements, and how they can be used to keep working lands working. Partici…
Steve Wooten: Defending the Land
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Steve Wooten is a rancher, conservation leader, and past president of the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association. Steve’s family has stewarded Beatty Canyon Ranch in southeastern Colorado for nearly a century, and his leadership has stretched from land conservation to indu…
Evolution of Cattle Farming
The Clear Conversations podcast took to the road for a special episode recorded in Nashville during CattleCon, bringing listeners straight into the heart of the cattle industry. Host Tracy Sellers welcomed rancher Steve Wooten of Beatty Canyon Ranch in Colorado for a wide-ranging discussion that bl…
Leading US beef sustainability with Steve Wooten, Beatty Canyon Ranch
The journey toward sustainable beef production in the United States began before the term "sustainability" entered common usage.
Today we are joined by Steve Wooten, a rancher in southeastern Colorado's shortgrass prairie and a founding member of the U.S. Roundtable for Sustainable Beef. Wooten ma…
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