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Hooked on Quarter Horses

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Couple breeds and trains horses on their Dallas County, Mo., ranch Capers Ranch in Louisburg, Mo., was established in 2017 on 85 acres of mixed...

Fresh Cattle Weekly

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Mo-Kan Livestock owner Jim Hertzog in his commitment to local producers Buyers can be found in the seats or bidding online on fresh cattle every...

Building Winners

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“I grew up on a dairy farm outside Norwood, Mo., but since I was 6 years old, I’ve known this is what I wanted to do,” Dalene Schober, a petite blonde with a bachelor’s degree in elementary education, said as she began explaining the horse training business she operates from her home in rural Douglas County, outside of Mountain Grove, Mo.

Continually Improving

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No matter how you shake it – surviving in the dairy business is a difficult venture. However one Ozarks dairy remains steadfast in an industry where mega dairies continue to edge out smaller, traditional dairy farms.

Diversity is Key for the Stewarts

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Lacy and Dustin Stewart have variety of livestock, but focus on lamb production for two markets Lacy and Dustin Stewart’s farm, The Stewart Settlement, located...

A Place For All

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It was a couple of Percherons that got Kirsten and Al Kosinski into the livestock business. After experiencing draft horses on a Christmas tree farm near their home in southern Michigan, the Kosinskis knew a life without a little livestock was no life for them. Two draft horses, 50 goats, a small herd of sheep, three Scottish Highlander cattle, two geese and a flock of chickens later, Kirsten and Al haven’t looked back.

Finding Her Way with FFA

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State Officer Grace Doss said she quickly became passionate about FFA WEST PLAINS, MO. - “My middle school self didn’t know what FFA was,” recalled...

Rising Propane Prices No Worry

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Volatile propane prices don’t have Larry Long worried.

What You Didn’t Know

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The tales that Jerry Crownover documents in his column Life is Simple have brought Ozarks farmers laughs throughout the years and stories to be passed on at local coffee shops in every small town. Friends getting their tractors stuck in frozen ponds, dead cows sliding down the hill or even memories of what he learned as an agriculture teacher about the real way to farm – Jerry has shared much insight about rural life and the changes in the industry. But, what about the man behind Life is Simple?

Direct from the Farm

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Scott Bass launches new venture with e-commerce and the 24/7 accessibility of beef ROGERSVILLE, MO. - Scott Bass is no stranger to the cattle business. He’s...
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