Portfolio
Warner Springs and Fallbrook, CA
Since Spring 2020 we have been managing ~500 head of cattle between two 8,000 acre leases in the Warner Springs Basin and Fallbrook where we have installed over 2 miles of high tensile and poly wire fencing and over 2.5 miles of water pipe infrastructure. Our goal on these sites is to regenerate the soil and the ecosystem as a whole, which we believe will yield the highest quality, most delicious and nutritious beef products.
The Coughlin's Ranches, Australia
Michael and Anna Coughlan run two properties: Michael’s family property ‘Tarabah’ at Morundah and their home farm ‘Mt Narra Narra Station’ at Holbrook. Both Michael and Anna come from long time farming families, Michael’s family running their Morundah operation since 1925 and Anna’s family farming at Khancoban for over a 100 years. They bought their first property together in 1995 at Holbrook and joined a bench marking group where ‘good producers’ were producing beef for 95c/kg and selling it for 90c/kg. They realised something had to change.
Living Acres Ranch, Australia
Living Acres is a fully regenerative farm located in Neringla, NSW. Their cows graze on grass all year long for every year of their lives.
Their mission is simple: they enable nature so that it can heal itself and nourish our families. Peter has been working with our team member Graeme Hand for over 8 years now and has been using the 12 month recovery model, allowing them to run our herd without vaccines, drenching, antibiotics, hormones or any other chemicals for the cows or the land.
Oak Grove, CA
Oak Grove is the newest addition to our portfolio. It is much smaller than some of our other projects at 200 acres but we're considering testing multiple new enterprises here including pastured pork and poultry.
Boulder Mountain Guest Ranch -- Boulder, Utah
Owners Ron Johnson and Brandie Hardman worked closely with our Chief Landscape Liaison -- Owen Hablutzel--starting in 2012, to develop the design, layout and management of this beautiful south-central Utah property, adjacent the Grand-Staircase Escalante national monument. This collaborative, working-landscape design—using the Holistic Management® approach—sustains their thriving on-site lodging and restaurant businesses, with a grass-fed and finished beef operation, against a backdrop of beauty and serenity arising from the ecologically-minded development of the whole landscape. This design and development work--including
wildlife habitat, with stream and wetland restoration by both humans and beaver--recently earned BMGR a statewide Conservation Achievement award (2023).
Dehesa de la Serna -- Avila, Spain
Many are aware that dehesa agriculture--a Spanish tradition stretching back 6,000 years in some areas—has been on the decline for a century. When she became manager of her family’s historic 650 hectare (1,606 acre) ranch Beatriz Sierra Leguina was determined to reverse that wider trend by steering the ranch out of conventional management towards a regenerative-organic operation. She began working in 2015 with LFM team-member Owen Hablutzel to specify her vision and create a design-plan to develop the infrastructure, animals and property management towards those ends. Today the better part of this vision is reality, as Dehesa de la Serna leads the way towards successful livestock-driven regeneration of dehesa agriculture.