Regenerative Ranching with a Former Vegan w/ Gannon Geranio Castner

About this episode

Matthew Human interviews Gannon Castner about her transition from traditional to regenerative ranching practices.

Host Matthew Human welcomes local regenerative rancher and co-founder of Carne La Roja Gannon Castner to discuss the impacts of traditional ranching, and why she switched to regenerative practices. This episode is sponsored by Maderal Properties. If you’re looking for a home in the Machuca Valley visit them at www.maderal-properties.com . If you’d like to promote your brand and support our podcast just like Maderal Properties, DM us for more info. Join our online community and support this podcast here: https://www.Patreon.com/LaVidaVerdePodcast Interested in being our neighbor in the Machuca Valley? Homesites are available in the new Ecovilla project: Ecovilla San Mateo. https://laecovilla.com/?afmc=human&utm_campaign=human&utm_source=leaddyno&utm_medium=affiliate And Also in the new project Serena: https://www.serenacostarica.com/?utm_source=HUMANO

People in this episode

Host: Matthew Human

Guest: Gannon Castner

Topics covered

• regenerative ranching
• veganism
• sustainable practices
• agriculture
• environmental impact

Keywords

• regenerative ranching
• vegan
• sustainability
• agriculture
• environment

Sponsors

Maderal Properties

Mentioned in this episode

Places: Machuca Valley, Ecovilla San Mateo, Serena

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