Tag archives for Angus
Lifelong Learning
Former educator Jim Taylor continues to expand his knowledge When Jim Taylor was a youngster, he grew up on the Buffalo River between Marshall and St. Joe, Ark. He loved…
Cattle that Perform
GROW Gelbvieh founders started with the breed in 1993 Chet and Marla Foreman live on a farm located a mile and a half north of Walker, Mo. Part of the…
Building on Success
The Frouds continue with the legacy established by the late Lee Froud The first 240 acres of Froud Farms in Greenland, Ark., was purchased in 1974 by Lee Froud. Lee…
Making the Best Use of Forages
Bell Rule Genetics finds great success with rotational grazing and Senepol genetics Bell Rule Genetics in Mayes County, Okla., is a 100-year-old family cattle operation. The ranch strives to produce…
An Unlikely Cattleman
Dutch Hoggatt traveled the world, but finds Searcy, Ark., and his small cattle herd relaxing Being from Arizona and going to college in Texas, one would think Dutch Hoggatt grew…
Building a Herd
Carl Huff has built a solid herd with solid Angus genetics To paraphrase the old John Denver song, Carl Huff’s version would be: “Country roads, take me home To the…
Continuing the Farm
Brothers manage cattle and poultry operations on the farm that has been in their family for more than a century Sterling Chamber Pitts founded what is now named Pitts Brothers…
A Heart in Farming
Brian Austin runs an Angus operation, but longs to return to his dairy roots Brian Austin of Lincoln, Ark., is one of those people who went to college to earn…
Cattleman is Sold on Angus
Carl Goodnight feels the Angus female is the most versatile female of all breeds Carl Goodnight is a fourth-generation farmer and has been raising cattle for 76 years. He was…
Advocating for Ag
College freshman Nick Pohlman serves on the National Junior Angus Association Board An agricultural lifestyle often teaches a sense of community and a desire to give back to the environment,…