Tag archives for Angus
Triple the Rewards
Brad Rader says multiple operations bring multiple benefits Brad Rader remembers vividly the day he became a farmer. “It all started with half a cow,” Brad recalled. He was 3…
A Passion for Family and Farm
Jared and Alisen Anderson have diverse farming backgrounds Jared and Alisen Anderson have been farming in Miami, Okla., for seven years. They own 900 acres of cropland that they grow…
Doing What He’s Always Done
Willie Leming struck out on his own at a young age and followed his farming roots Willie and Kim Leming of Evansville, Ark., own 320 acres on three farms in…
Land Management and Genetic Choices
Brent Fry has transitioned his family’s farm into a diverse operation Brent Fry’s grandparents, Aubren and Marie Fry, purchased 60 acres in rural Green Forest, Ark., in 1950 with Brent…
Dax Moreton
Howetown: Summers, Ark. Family: Wife Christina; and daughter Brinkley In Town: Dax Moreton is the loan manager and executive vice president of the Prairie Grove, Farmington, Lincoln and West Fork…
Tracy O’Quinn
Hometown: Lebanon, Mo. Family: Husband: Brian Bunch Children: Damien O’Quinn and Brianna Caldwell; Step Children: Joel Bunch, Houston Bunch, Jennifer Pinkston and Nancy Minor; and seven grandchildren. In Town: Tracy O’Quinn was in…
Two Herds, Two Farms
The Andersons have both Dexter and Angus herds Ted Anderson, a retired FDA investigator, has Ironman triathlon medals on the wall of his office next to numerous ribbons, belt buckles…
A Firm Foundation
Rees purchased his first acreage from the estate of his late grandmother Rees is a young father whose agricultural life is based upon a firm foundation in the past, a…
Blessed to be in the Cattle Industry
Emmalee Taylor is a fifth-generation rancher and plans to expand her own herd Ever since she can remember, Emmalee Taylor has enjoyed being around cattle and life on her family’s…
Thriving on Diversity
Couple likes the different elements offered in the farming way of life Tim and Lee Holland of Gentry, Ark., have been in agriculture all of their lives and are contributing…