ABOUT
About Praise the Ruminant
Dedicated to the ruminant animal: a means to teach everyone about the value of ruminants for our society and the landscape.
01. Empowerment
Giving you the ability to be more aware of the crucial importance of the ruminant for both society and the environment. It matters not whether you’re a producer or just a normal person who enjoys a steak.
02. Reverence
Ruminants help build soil where it matters. They are walking fermentation vats on four legs. They eat, trample, and add the most natural, organic form of fertility to the land–manure.
03. Informative
Sharing knowledge and busting paradigms; Serving as an educational hub, mentoring/consulting on the side, of Regenerative Agriculture, Holistic Management, and the synergistic role ruminants play in the environment
My Value to You
Why Praise the Ruminant?
Purpose and Objectives
Goals to Achieve
Vision Statement:
To be an excellent source of awareness and information that better connects people with ruminants, the land, and the ecological synergy in between.
Mission Statement:
Praise the Ruminant is for the ruminants and the grasslands; it is both a means to raise awareness about the crucial importance of ruminants for our society and provide advice for producers on regenerative, holistic practices of raising ruminants on pasture and rangeland. This is done by sharing my ever-expanding knowledge and experiences through information pages, blog articles, and future podcasts and YouTube videos. A united community will grow and develop into a source of participatory empowerment for farmers striving for agroecological integrity in their livelihoods.
Praise the Ruminant is not an ordinary agricultural website.
It’s intended for all: people, plants, animals, and the Earth.
Who’s Behind Praise the Ruminant?
A Livestock-Grazing-Nature Professional Enthusiast
Karin Lindquist, B.Sc, P.Ag
Founder, Author
Avid interests in agriculture, soils, ruminants, rangelands, grazing and botany. Passionate also about regenerative agriculture and the Holistic Management framework tool. Always learning, either from a good book or visiting with farmers/ranchers.