Whenever we are working livestock, and we are working hard, we are doing something very wrong — or somebody is. It’s usually somebody else.
Richard had a chance to speak to conference attendees before speaking. This was our largest audience so far, about 200 attendees. Here they are finishing
Here’s most of the group Richard gave a full day school to in Onaga, Kansas. Due to technical difficulties, the group shot didn’t turn out.
Richard was keynote speaker at the Mid-Missouri Grazing Council 5th Annual Grazing Conference at the Boone County Fairgrounds in Columbia. We had our first exhibit
We hurried home from West Virginia knowing that a massive ice storm had hit SW Missouri and our farm the week previous. This is part
The West Virginia University Extension puts on a series of “Dinner Meetings” through the winter where they invite a speaker to come speak four evenings
I had the chance to visit with Jerry Yates and David Workman at the bull experiment station north of Wardensville. They mostly had black bulls
I saw this corral and loading area on Hwy 33 just east of Harman, WV, and had to get a photo. The people who loaded
Tina and I were able to share an enjoyable Labor Day with my friend Ben (see testimonials page) working calves. First Ben and I sorted
Richard and I traveled to the Arcata, California area for a week for my high school reunion. I introduced Richard to some of the ranchers
Tina and I spent Friday evening and Saturday visiting with Bud and Eunice Williams and then drove to Oklahoma to Jerry Addision’s ranch there to
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