Team Members
Grady Galliano/General Manager
Grady Galliano has been working as General Manager of Golden Ranch Farms since February 2025. He is a proud graduate of Nicholls State University and earned Master Wildlifer in 2005 from Clemson University. He comes to us with an extensive background in environmental and land management. He has a passion for wildlife and land conservation and puts that passion and skillset to use daily at Golden Ranch Farms. From organizing hunts and managing your stay to ensuring the day to day operations of the ranch run smoothly, Grady handles it all with passion and attention.
Trey Campbell/Assistant Manager
Trey Campbell started working part-time in 2015 as a grass cutter and has worked his way up through the company, eventually becoming an operator and now serving as an Assistant Manager. Outside of Assistant Manager, he is a hunting guide and enjoys spending as much time as possible outdoors. Hunting and fishing are two of his biggest passions. He enjoys sharing his knowledge and experience of the outdoors with others.
Aaron Foret/Sugarcane Production Manager
Aaron Foret is the Sugarcane Production Manager for Golden Ranch Farms, where he has spent the past 26 years overseeing sugarcane production, while also assisting with wildlife habitat development and property improvements. A native and lifelong resident of Raceland, Louisiana, Aaron began working in production agriculture as a teenager, developing a passion for farming and land stewardship that continues today.
Aaron is a 1991 graduate of Central Lafourche High School and a 1995 graduate of Louisiana State University, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Animal, Dairy, and Poultry Sciences with an emphasis in Poultry Science.
Dedicated to preserving the rich agricultural heritage of Golden Ranch Farms, Aaron strives to produce a high-yielding, well-maintained sugarcane crop while maximizing the potential of every acre. He enjoys implementing progressive farming practices, precision land improvements, and wildlife habitat development projects that enhance both the productivity and long-term sustainability of the property. His greatest satisfaction comes from caring for the land, honoring its legacy, and implementing farming practices that maximize the potential of every acre.