21 Ranch and Timber, LLC., Taylor County
The Massey family combines cattle and citrus production to improve sustainability. They use water monitoring, irrigation management, and precise nutrient applications to protect soil and water quality. Practices like sampling, crop rotations, and site-specific management help maintain environmental health while supporting wildlife habitat.
21 Ranch and Timber continue to build on its conservation efforts but cross fencing and using proper drainage systems to help maintain natural water flow and protect the land. These efforts show a strong commitment to balance productivity with long-term resource conservation.
These BMP methods provide both economic and environmental benefits by improving efficiency and reducing unnecessary inputs. By fine-tuning nutrient applications and using precision tools, the operation saves time, labor, and costs while maintaining productivity. Overall, their approach supports long-term sustainability and effective ranch management.
