Do you want to learn more about where your food comes from and how it was raised? How about those adorable baby calves- what's not to love. How do I make sure this food is safe? Do you love to shop local and support small business? If you answered YES, then you are in the right place.
Welcome to the Confessions from the 2A Ranch Wife podcast, where we will answer all these questions and more. Join host, agriculture educator and ranch wife Jessica Anderson as she shares with you ranch life, all things beef, a love for agriculture, inspiring real life lessons and a passion for agvocating.
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