The Challenge of Farming
Julie Villines is the main operator of her family’s cattle and Cornish hen operation
The Villines family is a Tyson family. Husband Beacher, son Keeton,...
Milk & More at Mountain-Berry Farm
On any given summer day, 5-year-old Aubrey Stanley can be found in a pen playing with her family’s Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats. Located in the Ozarks between Mulberry and Mountainberg, Ark., Mountain-Berry Farm is owned and operated by Bill and Samantha Stanley.
Dairy Embraces Technology
Dominic Wick and his family immigrated to America from Switzerland when he was 4. He was raised on a Stilwell, Okla., dairy farm while...
A Shepherd’s Education
Agricultural fads and fashions aren’t to be found on the Watkins Sheep Farm in the small hamlet of Little Flock, Ark., in eastern Benton County.
The Recipes for Success
Couple travels to four states with their award-winning chili
MUSKOGEE, OKLA. - Richard Millsap has always loved to cook, especially chili. After some prodding by...
Advocating for Agriculture
2022 Missouri Beef Queen Madeline Payne plans to continue to be an advocate for agriculture
HALFWAY, MO. - Growing up in rural Polk County, Mo., Madeline...
Silver Lining
Sometimes challenges create opportunities, and Eddie and Lorraine Kinzer of Kinzer Polled Herefords in Hogeye, Ark., this year took advantage of a challenging situation to improve the farm.
Moving on With Wagyu
Teddie Andrews and her family mix Angus and Wagyu bloodlines
Many women in agriculture work side-by-side with their husbands, fully immersed in the day to...
An Opportunity to Continue Farming
After working for a pair of brothers for 14 years, Danny Cawyer has taken over the operation
Danny Cawyer grew up on a farm in...
Where Great Cattle Come From
All natural, grass fed beef. No chemicals. Period. That's the stance that Richard Potter of Powell, Mo., takes when it comes to his cattle. "I raise the cattle the way I want my children to eat them," he said. And his customers enjoy the benefits of Richard's 100 percent organic beef as well.
