Rural Renaissance: A Shift in Land Management
How Landowners Are Bridging Tradition with Regenerative Agriculture to Enhance Profitability and Revitalize Soil Health In the realm of rural land management, a notable shift towards regenerative grazing practices is being observed with increasing prominence. Regenerative grazing is the practice of closely managing where and how long animals graze, as opposed to a more traditional approach in which animals are left to forage the same pasture uninterrupted. I am witnessing projects on rural lands where folks are concentrating more livestock in smaller areas quite effectively. It is refreshing to see the production, giving people pride in what they are accomplishing
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Reneé Baker was born and raised in rural Eastern Oregon, where timber and cattle sustained the small communities. She worked at a young age and developed a strong work ethic. In 1982 she moved to Idaho and became the youngest licensed real estate agent in the state; at that time, she was 19. Reneé has an affection for pairing sellers and buyers for the best property ownership outcome. She aims to assist buyers and sellers in navigating with ease throughout the transactions, where sometimes there are challenges. Using background and experience, organizational skills, and efficient processes are like a solid vessel helping clients avoid rough waters.
