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Christy Wyckoff and Fiona Jackson of Redwing Ranch

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In this episode, Landlines visited the women-owned and operated Redwing Ranch in Gardner, Colorado. Owner Christy Wyckoff and ranch manager Fiona Jackson discussed Redwing's mission, the historic and current roles of women in ranching, and the magic that can happen when you give people space to learn and share with one another.

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