by In late 2019, we moved our operation from Greer County, , to Elmore City, for better grass and water. Today, the family operation consists of three generations of the Balentine family working side-by-side on the registered and commercial Angus operation. Jeff Balentine, the owner of , grew up farming and ranching …
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Helpful Tips for Female Cattle Ranch Managers in Oklahoma
Managing a cattle ranch in Oklahoma presents unique opportunities and challenges, especially for women in the industry. Embracing sustainable practices is essential for long-term success. Start by implementing rotational grazing to maintain healthy pastures and reduce soil erosion. Networking with other female ranchers can provide valuable support and insights; consider joining organizations like the Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association, which offers resources and community connections. Financial planning is crucial—seek out grants and loans specifically geared towards women in agriculture to help fund improvements and expansions. Investing in technology, such as cattle management software and GPS systems for tracking herds, can streamline operations and increase efficiency. Prioritizing education through workshops and extension programs can keep you updated on the latest industry trends and best practices. Lastly, balance work with self-care to maintain physical and mental well-being, ensuring you stay at the top of your game.
