Doing Things the Old-Fashioned Way
Broken Trace Acres Keeps the Lockes Busy in Retirement
QUAPAW, OKLA. - What began as a way to stay busy in retirement turned into a...
College of the Ozarks Agriculture Department
Students embark on the Ag Industries Tour
POINT LOOKOUT, MO. - Over spring break, Dr. Brian Wilson and nine College of the Ozarks agriculture students...
A Focus on Family
Family and Faith Guide the Work at Double K Gelbvieh
AFTON, OKLA. - Rodney and Heather Knepp built their cattle operation with a focus on...
Life with Alpha-Gal Syndrome
AGS: Not just a red meat allergy
It might be easy to think that something as small as a tick is harmless, but as a...
A Focus on Quality
From healthy beef to registered sales
MIAMI, OKLA. - Dale and Gina Francisco of DG Longhorn Ranch developed their registered Texas Longhorn operation after purchasing...
Rafter M Training Stables
Providing professional gaited horsemanship
THAYER, MO. - “In the past, we’ve sold horses, sight unseen, but I won’t do that again,” Mike Meizler of Rafter...
Growing Her Herd
Libby Shaver, the future of young cattlewoman
GROVESPRING, MO. - Libby Shaver of Grovespring, Mo., comes from a long line of Ozark farmers, including her...
Raising Cattle with a Long Term Goal
Massey Land and Cattle Focuses on Performance, Fertility and Carcass Merit
CABOOL, MO - Located in Cabool and Mountain Grove, Mo., Massey Land and Cattle...
New Adventures
LeNoir Family Farm sets down roots in Missouri
ELKLAND, MO. - Steven LeNoir grew up on a small farm in Georgia that was once part...
Traditions Keep the Memories Alive
Family history at Henderson Family Cattle
GUY, ARK. - On summer days in the hayfield, a mason jar of lemonade has long been a Henderson...
