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RANCH FEATURES

On Feed in Oklahoma

October 10, 2019

Filling a Market Niche for Natural Beef Story and photos by Robert Fears              Consumer demand for natural beef continues to grow and sustain a market niche for cattle produced through branded programs. A company solely dedicated to producing natural beef is Premium Beef and Grain located about half way between Lone Wolf and Hobart, […]

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Sandhill Story

October 9, 2019

The Shadbolt Cattle Company values family, landscape and animals. Story and photos by Melissa Hemken The Nebraska Sandhills absorb history. Names of homesteading families linger as place names. Land ownership may transfer because one rancher expands his operation and his neighbor retires, but place names stick. Land deals over the decades placed the 1885 homestead […]

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Through the Reader’s Lens

September 4, 2019

Featuring Austin Bower, SD Where I live here in South Dakota we run our cows in the Ft. Pierre National Grasslands from roughly May 1 until about the end of October. Every year we move about 300-325 pairs from the main place of operations to the halfway point on Day One. That way it gives us time […]

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Behind the Lens

August 21, 2019

Mandy Frank mandyfrankphotography.com I was raised on the family ranch at the foot of the Wyoming Range Mountains in western Wyoming. My mom was a good photographer and I remember her packing her camera and getting great shots of our life. I now live in central Wyoming on my husband’s family ranch where we raise […]

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Texas Teamwork

August 6, 2019

Sterling Cattle Company is about family, crew, taking care of the resources, and good cattle By Robert Fears             Rangeland increases as you drive west of Abilene, Texas on I-20 and it becomes even more pronounced west of Sweetwater. A motorist views miles and miles of short-grass prairie grasses interspersed with mesquite trees, prickly pear […]

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Training the Next Generation

July 24, 2019

By Amanda Kishpaugh Greensburg, Kansas Twenty miles off of the highway, down a winding sand road that most people would fail to notice, the Merrill Ranch is tucked away, deep in the heart of south central Kansas. The ranch is comprised of 17,000 acres of grassy rolling hills and red-dirt valleys, and is home to […]

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On Feed in Oklahoma

February 26, 2019

Filling a Market Niche for Natural Beef Story and photos by Robert Fears     Consumer demand for natural beef continues to grow and sustain a market niche for cattle produced through branded programs. A company solely dedicated to producing natural beef is Premium Beef and Grain located about half way between Lone Wolf and Hobart, […]

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Between Two Rivers

July 9, 2018

Generations stay connected on Idaho’s Pratt Livestock Company By Melissa Hemken In the sand hills of southeastern Idaho the Pratt Livestock Company lies between the Snake and Blackfoot Rivers. Since 1904 four generations of Pratt family found their ranch niche, raised children, served in the Blackfoot, Idaho community, and produced good beef. These are the […]

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Learn It and Earn It

June 25, 2018

A passion for cattle ranching helped this Wyoming rancher secure his family’s dream Story and Photos by Kesly Porter Ellis The first rays of the eastern Wyoming sun had just started to peek above the skyline and slowly stretched across the prairie spotlighting The Laramie Range, which rose high above the miles and miles of […]

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Forty Hours in the Craftman’s Hands

June 22, 2018

A visit with an Idaho custom boot maker By Mark Bedor In the garage of a home on a windswept cattle ranch outside Mackay, Idaho, in the shadow of the towering, snow capped, Lost River Mountain Range, you’ll find the unique custom cowboy boot shop of Seth Teichert. “I’m not in it really for the money,” says this […]

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