From being a star at Real Madrid to dedicating himself to farming

Athletes often have other passions that sometimes become their new professions once they retire. something like that happened to Jaycee Carrollwho knew how to be a Real Madrid star, and now he is a rancher while living on a ranch in UtahUSA. The small forward put the ball aside and now collects honey and sells meat in what appears to be his new hobby.

The 39-year-old American won two Euroleagues, five ACB Leagues, six Copa del Reys, six Spanish Super Cups and one FIBA ​​Intercontinental Cup. All with the White set. Now, Away from basketball, he returned to his native country and decided to change his life drastically.

FROM BASKETBALL TO THE FARM

Along with his wife Baylee, Carroll started a venture in the world of ranching. River Meadow Ranch Wagyu is called the brand of the nascent family business, marketing Wagyu cows and steers, originating in Japan.

“Considered a national treasure in Japan, Wagyu cattle offer an unmatched dining experience and valuable traits to the commercial rancher or local beef producer. This unique breed offers grade premiums for quality and performance, calving ease, docile temperament, maturity early, longevity and heat tolerance”says the presentation of the project.

In addition, they describe what the business principles are and how they weigh their commitment to the environment: “The natural health protocols and the commitment to the environment and sustainability are our challenges.” He is also dedicated to marketing honey from bees that he collects himself, as he shows on his social networks.

But that is not his only business. Jaycee, two weeks after stopping appearing as part of the Real Madrid squad, has a company that arranges accommodations in Bear Lakelocated on the border between the states of Utah and Idaho – offer vacation amenities with lake views.