Neighbors

Kenny and Peggy Comer work together with their children to keep the family dairy, poultry and Beefmaster farm viable

Kaleb and his father Joe Smith use teamwork and hard work to achieve their goals in and out of the show ring

For many in the Ozarks, charcoal plants are so familiar we don’t give them much thought.  But do you know how something as unremarkable as a burning stick of wood has shaped our world?

The Diehl family knows what can come from a family working, and playing, together

It has been purebred Limousin, even with their part-time breeding program, for Stephen and Judith Fugitt

Aaron and Jennie Owen have raised a family and made a life in the registered Simmental cattle business

Joe and Karen Prock have tried many breeds of horses, and they can tell you their reasoning for their choices

Marty and Cheryl Brown use embryo transfer to make their registered herd expansion a faster process

Freddie Martin has spent a lifetime watching the cycles of agriculture; and he's still growing his dairy herd today

A few are red, most are black, but they are all Angus at Wallace Cattle Company, where Ernie and Tammy Wallace may have compromised on color, but never on the quality of their registered herd.
Tammy loves the reds she grew up with in Iowa, where her parents were pioneer breeders and have been in the business more than 40 years. Ernie is partial to the blacks, a love he picked up while working as a young man on a purebred ranch in Texas. Together, the two have been raising registered Angus since they were married 18 years ago.