Articles by Ross Bronson
Agricultural producers can capitalize on carbon markets by selling offsets or using insets, but must carefully consider contracts, practice requirements and returns as they navigate this complex and evolving marketplace.
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A cowboy’s approach to employee retention
Leaders should pay close attention to the culture they create and how their actions affect the company. The ideal situation for an employee is the trifecta of personal fulfillment at work, doing something valuable for the company and getting paid well for it.
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Concerns and considerations around BLM’s Public Lands Rule
The BLM’s Public Lands Rule emphasizes conservation, posing challenges and opportunities for livestock producers. Successful outcomes depend on producers’ collaboration with the BLM, showcasing conservation efforts and engaging with the public.
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Spreading fixed costs over multiple revenue streams
Agricultural businesses are asset-heavy. Rather than making efforts to lower fixed costs, livestock producers may find more success evaluating how they can generate additional revenue with their current assets.
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A cowboy approach to motivation
As employees become more commonplace in the industry than before, it is important that producers are prepared to lead and manage them.
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3 tips for writing an effective job description
The ranching industry struggles to find qualified employees due to declining interest in agriculture and higher wages in other sectors. Effective recruitment and support for skilled workers provide a competitive edge.
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How much do employees really cost?
The cost of an employee isn’t as straightforward as their yearly salary. Business owners should take into consideration all costs associated with having an employee when budgeting.
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Developing a hedging mentality for your ranch
Hedging may not be applicable for every operation but implementing a hedging mentality is. Producers can find long-term success by identifying risks and brainstorming options to counterposition those points of concern.
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