Arkansas 4-H President finds his niche
Starting Off Small
Cheering on the Bulls
Carving Her Own Path
While some young livestock producers are born into the business, others have to find their own path into their chosen industry; and 16-year-old Linsey Lowrance-Rogers is one of those young producers.
Following A Dream
Cole Clark’s day reflects the life of most farmers. He rises before the sun and works until his head hits the pillow at night. The only difference is Cole is a 16-year-old high school student.
Young Cattleman Prefers Less Stress
Hesston Stark has been gaining ranching experience on his family’s beef cattle operation, located outside of El Dorado Springs, Mo., as far back as he can recall.
Taking the Farm to School
It’s no surprise that Tara and Jacob Hudson met at the University of Arkansas. They pursued the same degree in agricultural economics, worked for the same professor and attended the same church. After college, they got married and now have three children, Canaan who is 8, and daughters Hayden, 6, and Harper, 4.
A View from the Saddle
Randall Davis, ranch manager for Honey Creek Land and Cattle, stands next to a converted stock trailer that could be likened to a truck modified for rock climbing.
Looking For the Perfect Brahman Cow
Two families in the small White County, Ark., town of Floyd are united in the goal of bringing the best Brahman cattle seedstock to the world.
Learning as They Go
Twenty-six years ago, Corneliu Gradinariu left everything he had ever known in his homeland of Romania and headed for the border of Yugoslavia.