Jason Kelce’s rancher mentor says he’d be a boon to farm life

After years of contemplating retirement, beloved Philadelphia Eagle Jason Kelce officially announced his departure from the game.So what’s next for the future Hall of Famer? He’s talked about coaching, spending more time with his children, and commentating.AdvertisementBut less than two years ago, he was learning the fine art of lassoing, hot iron branding, and the castration of a bull’s balls from Missouri cattle rancher Greg Judy.Kelce has expressed a serious interest in farming, and Judy believes the beloved Eagle could be a real boon to the regenerative agriculture industry. The method focuses on an eco-friendly, grass-based grazing system, which lends itself to healthier food options. And a figure like Kelce, Judy says, could push the movement forward.“[Kelce] has the passion and the necessary tools to make his mark if he decides to,” said Judy, who owns and leases nearly 20 farms across the county. “The regenerative movement needs folks like Kelce to show folks how to grow health...