The Ambrook Colorado team started out nomadic: work from home, then coffee shops, then larger and larger coworking spaces every several months.

Inside Ambrook’s New Denver Office

“This isn’t about replacing ranchers with technology.” Ambrook’s Alex Thompson, a working rancher in Colorado, joined the Ranch and Livestock Marketing podcast.

Watch: Modernizing Farm Finances

State-contracted range riders assist cattle ranchers in protecting livestock from predators — particularly on the vast stretches of federal land where the animals graze.

Wolf Patrol

As the sport of gravel cycling explodes across rural America, some communities are experiencing growing pains. 

The Cyclists vs. the Ranchers

Announcing Our First Denver Office

California just released a statewide draft definition for regenerative ag. Stakeholder reactions are mixed on whether this is the best way forward.

Everyone Loves Regenerative Agriculture — But No One Agrees on What It Is

A USDA lab devised a way to ID toxins from common poisonous plants using “non-traditional” bodily excretions.

Sick Sheep? Let Us Inspect Their Earwax.

Forward-thinking ranchers are embracing virtual fencing technology for business reasons. Across this technology’s invisible barrier, wildlife waits with interest.

Virtual Fencing Is Great At Protecting Livestock. How About Natural Ecosystems?

How long can the agriculturally vital San Luis Valley hang on to its biggest asset — amid waves of existential threats?

Colorado’s Water Wars

The new law gives hope to farmers in other states that costly downtime and repairs could cease to be the norm.

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