**PRE-ORDER CHRISTMAS BOOK** A Calf, A Star & A King
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A Calf, A Star, & A King - A ranch family celebrates the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ
“For to us a child is born, to us a son is given; and the government shall be upon his shoulder, and his name shall be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.” - Isaiah 9:6
Cozy up for a charming country Christmas story, where the birth of a newborn calf reminds a ranching family of very Holy Night when a King was born in a humble barn.
*This is a pre-order that will ship end of November. Other items purchased with this pre-order will ship when the book arrives.*
In this episode of The Heart of Rural America podcast, host Amanda Radke welcomes Jared Sorensen, a third-generation rancher from Nevada and the host of theProfitable AgSteward YouTube channel.
They discuss Jared's journey from taking over the family ranch to transforming it into a profitable and resilient operation through regenerative agricultural practices. Jared shares his experiences with financial struggles, the importance of faith, and the role of strong mentors.
The conversation also covers practical agricultural management tips, the significance of innovative grazing techniques, and the benefits of using theAmbrook accounting softwareto help ranchers manage their finances effectively. This episode provides valuable insights into modern ranching strategies while emphasizing the importance of merging traditional values with innovative practices.
In this replay episode of “The Heart Of Rural America,” Amanda Radke talks about the importance of sharing our agricultural stories and how we can impact the next generation of consumers to be empowered and informed on where their food comes from with sweet and simple stories.
As the author of eight children’s books, Amanda shares why she got started writing books; how she is debunking misconceptions about animal agriculture one story at a time; which animal rights activist groups have infiltrated schools with their own curriculum, and how Scholastic Magazine is telling a generation of kids to skip a cheeseburger to save the planet.
Amanda sits down with retired Vikings linebacker, Chad Greenway, to chat about his 11-year career in the NFL, lessons learned back at home on the family farm, and business tips for any entrepreneur or agricultural enterprise to utilize. To book Chad as a speaker, reach out to him on Instagram or Twitter @chadgreenway52For all Gray Duck products, including the newly released Spiked Nitro Cold Brew made with Caribou Coffee, visitgrayduckspirits.com To learn more about Chad Greenway’s Lead The Way Foundation, check outhttps://www.chadgreenway.org/
Today we dive into what it really takes to keep America free and strong: a food system that supports family farms and ranches—because a country that can feed itself stands independent.
I’m joined by Amanda Radke—rancher, author, speaker and podcaster —who shares powerful insights on protecting private property rights, revitalizing rural America, and uniting as cattle producers. Keeping American Fed and Free on Today’s Episode of the Working Ranch Radio Show.
On June 25, Congressman Dusty Johnson introduced H.R. 4135, a bill to “to encourage States to participate with the Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council's online dashboard for certain covered projects.”
The bill was referred to the Committee on Natural Resources, and Rep. Johnson’s staff has made statements that this bill only applies to certain Clean Water Act Projects.
However, South Dakota landowners have sounded the alarm that carbon pipeline projects could be included within this bill, and after careful review of H.R. 4135, one can conclude that factually, carbon pipelines would indeed fall under the umbrella of “covered projects,” effected by this bill.
I respectfully ask Rep. Johnson to withdraw this bill, and I urge everyone to contact his office today if you share these concerns, as well.
South Dakotans have spoken definitively on forcing taxpayers to fund Green New Deal projects like CO2 pipelines. They have fought tirelessly to protect their private property rights. And they have voted to reject any law that would undermine local control.
Despite all of that, Congressman Dusty Johnson recently introduced a bill that contradicts all that we hold dear. Contact Dusty today, and urge him to pull HR4135. Because in South Dakota, we may be open for business, but we are not for sale.
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