Greg Putnam, President of Little Belt Cattle Co., is a former Navy SEAL and now a rancher in Montana. His transition from elite military service to cattle ranching is both inspiring and unique. After serving in the Navy as a SEAL, Greg sought a new chapter in life that aligned with his values of hard work, discipline, and connection to the land.

Greg co founded Little Belt Cattle Co. with his partner Tim Sheehy, where they operate a sustainable cattle ranch, focusing on regenerative agriculture practices. This reflects a commitment not just to ranching but to the health of the land and the future of farming. Greg’s experience as a Navy SEAL informs his approach to both business and life—structured, disciplined, and always looking for ways to improve efficiency and sustainability.

Greg shares insights from both his military background and his journey in ranching, discussing the unique challenges and rewards of working in agriculture. We go over some of his culinary experiences in his childhood, being stationed in Hawaii and abroad then leading to Montana. Greg explains in great detail the undertaking of raising cattle in all aspects of the phases from ranch to plate.

In this episode with Greg, you’ll gain a deep understanding of what it truly takes to raise cattle at Little Belt Cattle Co. From rotational grazing to livestock health management, Greg walks you through every step of the ranching process, sharing the challenges, triumphs, and techniques he uses to ensure both the land and the cattle thrive. Whether you’re interested in regenerative agriculture or just curious about the realities of ranch life, Greg offers us an inside look at the dedication and hard work that goes into running a successful cattle operation.

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