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CA Foodways: Sierra Cattlewomen Work Off-Ranch to Help Family Stay in Business

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Plenty of folks take on side jobs to support themselves while they pursue their passions: actors waiting tables or novelists who walk dogs, but a cattle rancher? For the series California Foodways, Lisa Morehouse visited a mother and daughter in Sierra County whose side gigs have helped keep the family in the beef business.

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