RanchHER Pilar Martinez visits Market Day Report

In an interview with RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander, RanchHER Pilar Martinez talked about the upcoming RanchHER episodes on the way, including one that features her operation, Centennial Ranch in Dillion, Montana.

Pilar Martinez is a young woman with immense ambition and talent. Though she didn’t grow up ranching, she now manages the all-natural Centennial Livestock operation in Dillon, Montana. Her days are filled with hard work, from repairing fences and shoeing horses to rotating salt licks. Yet, her true rancher spirit shines when she’s on the saddle.

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