A Good Balance

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Erin Thompson and her family have a busy farm life, as well as other business ventures MOUNTAIN GROVE, MO. - Erin Thompson and her husband,...

Focused on Family and Farm

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The Nissen family began a bucking bull breeding program after an unlikely meeting N-Bar 5 Ranch, owned by Eric and April Nissen, is located near...

No Attitude Needed Here

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The Brooks family owns a farm in Webster County near Marshfield, Mo. They also own and operate Brooks Gas Company.

Crazy About Chickens

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What started as the purchase of a few Rhode Island Red chicks for her husband about three years ago started a new farming operation for Pamela Vinyard.

A Family of Farriers

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A strong work ethic, sense of humor, and a desire to learn the farrier trade are collective traits of the students attending Heartland Horseshoeing...

Demanding Performance

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Caleb and Jacob Moreno appreciate the docile temperament of their Black Hereford cattle. Any signs of aggression is a culling factor for Rancho Moreno....

Happy with Hairy Cattle

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A small herd of Highlander cattle grazing on a farm in the midst of the rolling Ozark hills can, for a moment, transport you to the Scottish Highlands. These small gentle beasts known for their ability to adapt and survive in rugged terrain have found a place in the heart of Jerry Delcour, wife, Janet, and daughter, Jerica, in Hurley, Mo.

Perseverance and Determination

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11-year-old John ‘L.J.” Isbell enjoys life on the farm and showing livestock FALCON, MO. - Eleven-year-old John Isbell is one of many young people in the...

Proven Results For the Angus

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Chris Tarter uses farming as a stress-reliever, although sometimes farming in-and-of itself isn’t always problem-free.  Like many farmers, Chris can’t remember a time in his life when farming wasn’t a part of the everyday routine.  “I used to dairy, but I was offered a full-time position with the United State Postal Service, so we relocated and began the beef farm,” said Chris.

Going to Gelbvieh

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Cable Ridge Farms is making the transition to registered cattle Nestled in the rolling hills of western Camden County, between Edwards and Climax Springs, Mo.,...
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