Mattie Davis
• Age: 17
• Hometown: Neosho, Mo.
• County: Newton County
• Parents: Mark and Marla Davis
• Siblings: Cassie (15), Jake (13) and Jesse (13)
• FFA Chapter: Neosho FFA
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Beefmasters Breed Better
Some cattlemen select their breed of cattle after carefully considering all the characteristics of a particular breed, and then choosing the one that suits their tastes best. However, some producers are not satisfied with the characteristics any single breed can offer them. One alternative for those producers who want more is to select a breed like Beefmasters.
Blending the Old with the New
Matt Loyd continues a generational farm with new genetics and ideas
The saying, “Out with the old and in with the new,” typically accompanies thoughts...
Mixing Things Up
ASDA and Hamilton Native Outpost partner to develop an aerial seeding system
ELK CREEK, MO. - A chance meeting at Hamilton Native Outpost in Texas...
Taking a Natural Approach
Bill and Stacey Shields have found their calling at Sunny Spring Farms
On a summer morning that feels fresh and bright after a night of...
Building with Beefmasters
Jerad and Brandi Gentry were looking for a breed of cow that would make money, and be gentle enough to have their two young...
Expansion and Quality
In the rugged terrain and the demanding brutal conditions of rural Scotland a particular breed of cattle has been able to thrive for centuries, the Scottish Highlander.
Highlanders began being imported into the United States during the mid to late 1800’s when a “herd book” or national registry was established in 1884 making them the oldest registered breed of cattle in the country.
Highlanders began being imported into the United States during the mid to late 1800’s when a “herd book” or national registry was established in 1884 making them the oldest registered breed of cattle in the country.
From Hay to Heat
A hay-burning stove is getting warm reviews from Larry Morrison, a Barry County poultry grower.
Preparing the Next Generation
Joe Cassatt has plans for additional growth down the road
Joe Cassatt was raised on an 80-acre family farm in Webb City, Mo., that his...
Taking Time to Learn
Three years ago, Gary Morris and his family moved from the outskirts of St. Louis, Mo., to an 8-acre farm near Fair Grove, Mo. The family includes wife, Amy, and teenage sons, Gregory and Ben.
