ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月15日 07時36分

Female #ranchers are reclaiming their connection to land. For decades, family #farms and ranches were handed down to men. Now, as mechanization and technology transform the ranching industry, making the job more about business, animal husbandry and the #environment, more ranches are being led by women — with new ideas about ecology and the land. Today, women are leading the trend of sustainable ranching and raising grass-fed breeds of cattle in humane ways. In Kremmling, Colorado, Caitlyn Taussig helps run her family’s ranch with a cadre of cowgirls, including her mother and sister. They only really rely on men on the days when they have to brand the Angus Cross cattle. “We just sort of treat each other differently,” she said. “There’s less ego.” @amandalucier shot this photo of Caitlyn mending fences. Swipe left to see more photos of female ranchers. Warning: The fourth photo in this album is an image of Caitlyn’s injured forehead, which she hurt while loading cattle onto a trailer. Visit the link in our profile for the full story.

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