ranching heritage

Ranching heritage refers to the longstanding tradition of raising livestock, such as cattle and sheep, on expansive land. It embodies the skills, values, and cultural practices developed over generations to sustainably manage and cultivate the land and animals. This heritage reflects a deep connection to rural life and natural resources, emphasizing stewardship, hard work, and community ties. Preserving ranching heritage honors the history and contributions of ranchers, ensuring that the skills and cultural significance are passed down and appreciated across generations.