Sam Montoya
Profiles written by Courtney White, originally published in Headwaters News.
Headwaters News Website
New Mexico rancher Sam Montoya proves ranching becomes sustainable when the focus is on the grass, not on the cattle.
Excerpt:
"In two little words lies a great deal of hope for the rural American West: grass farmer.
"They are words Sam Montoya uses to describe himself and what he does with the 93 acres of irrigated ground he manages for the Pueblo of Sandia, located a short drive north of Albuquerque.
"What he does is grow grass. Lots of it. He harvests it with cattle. Lots of them. He makes a good living at it too, without having to break a sweat...."
Headwaters News Website
New Mexico rancher Sam Montoya proves ranching becomes sustainable when the focus is on the grass, not on the cattle.
Excerpt:
"In two little words lies a great deal of hope for the rural American West: grass farmer.
"They are words Sam Montoya uses to describe himself and what he does with the 93 acres of irrigated ground he manages for the Pueblo of Sandia, located a short drive north of Albuquerque.
"What he does is grow grass. Lots of it. He harvests it with cattle. Lots of them. He makes a good living at it too, without having to break a sweat...."
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