About this episode

Beth Robinette discusses her experiences as a rancher and the New Cowgirl Camp for women in agriculture.

Beth Robinette is a fourth generation rancher in Eastern Washington State, where she and her family run a grassfed beef operation, the Lazy R Ranch , based on holistic management principles. She's co-founder of LINC Foods (Local Inland Northwest Cooperative), a local food hub based in Spokane Washington; and she runs the New Cowgirl Camp , an intensive ranching retreat for women.

People in this episode

Guest: Beth Robinette

Topics covered

• ranching
• grassfed beef
• holistic management
• women in agriculture
• local food systems

Keywords

• ranching
• grassfed beef
• holistic management
• women
• local food

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: LINC Foods, Lazy R Ranch

Places: Eastern Washington State, Spokane Washington

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