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Stone family Raise grass-finished, natural cattle in Woodland, Calif. The Stone family started Yolo Land & Cattle Co. in 1976 and today Scott Stone, his wife, Karen, and their two sons are active partners in the business. The family has taken advantage of their location near the California Bay Area and is a diversified family agri-business. To learn more about Scott and Karen, click below: Video 1 Video 2 Profile
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Paul and Beth Wingard Cow/calf operator in Shippenville, Pa. Sunrise Club Calves, a cow/calf operation in Shippenville, Pa., has been in Paul and Beth Wingard’s family since 1942, when it was operated by Paul’s parents. The Wingards primarily produce club calves that are sold to FFA and 4-H members as project animals. To learn more about Paul and Beth, click below: Video Profile
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Mike and Annie Dee Cow/calf operator in Aliceville, Ala. Dee River Ranch is a family owned and operated farming operation run by Mike Dee and his sister Annie. The Dee River Ranch has been home to many partnerships that include producer tours, educational studies and conservation programs. To learn more about Mike and Annie, click below: Video Profile
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Leon and Helen Kreisler Cow/calf operator in Salem, Mo. Oak Knoll Ranch is a 100-head cow/calf operation owned and operated by Leon and Helen Kreisler. The Kreislers are involved in local, regional, state and national leadership organizations to promote stewardship and conservation. To learn more about Leon and Helen, click below: Video Profile
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Sanders families Cow/calf and stocker operation in Frenchglen, Ore. Roaring Springs Ranch was purchased in 1992 by the Bob and Jane Sanders and Rob and Carla Sanders families. The cow/calf and stocker operation sustains more than 6,200 head of cow and calves. To learn more about the Sanders families, click below: Video Profile |
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Ted Alexander Cow/calf operator in Sun City, Kan. The Alexander Ranch of Sun City, Kan., covers 7,000 acres and has flourished as a custom-grazing operation for the past 23 years. Often stocking 500-700 cow/calf pairs or 2,500 yearlings, Ted Alexander’s operation runs on a rotational grazing method. To learn more about Ted, click below: Video Profile
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