It takes two, part II
Date: Feb 28 2017
| Blog & Consumer ConnectionHours later, back at the restaurant, a diner asks about the picture he saw of Josh on the farm. “The rancher’s actually here: that’s him,” Josh says.
Posts by CAB Cattle Crew :
It takes two, part I
Date: Feb 27 2017
| Blog & Consumer ConnectionFor these culinary athletes, every evening’s a performance and a practice just the same. They’re professionals who make what we do on this side of the fence worth it for those at the table.
Calving for Keeps
Date: Feb 17 2017
| Blog & CalvingIt’s been a busy couple of weeks at Glenn Cantrell’s Lone Grove, Okla., and Rush Springs, Okla., ranches.
Beef > candy this Valentine’s Day
Date: Feb 13 2017
| BlogWhile all the other kids in Lauren’s class of two-year-olds brought bags full of candy, popcorn and toys for each of their friends, I sent her with only cards.
The Golden Rule in the Golden Triangle
Date: Feb 09 2017
| Big Thinkers & BlogUp here on the high plateau where checkerboarded farmland overlooks the steep valley carved by a meandering Belt Creek, you can feel the change.
Winning in extra innings
Date: Feb 07 2017
| Blog & Breeding TechnologiesWow, this guy is so lucky, I thought when Steve and I visited with Braden Schaal of Schaal Cattle Company last spring.
The herd that calmed my nerves
Date: Jan 27 2017
| Big Thinkers & BlogI was headed to a ranch, there was a lot of snow and I had never photographed cattle in that white stuff before.
A story unfolds
Date: Jan 25 2017
| Big Thinkers & BlogA story teller. That’s one of the few things I knew about David Zeiset going into my visit with him near Chickasha, Okla., last fall.
Where the windmills are
Date: Jan 18 2017
| Big Thinkers & BlogOn the phone Richard Hamilton told me a visit to his place would, at the least, prove “interesting.”
Friends and neighbors 1,000 miles away
Date: Jan 16 2017
| Blog & Cattle Feeding & Pre-conditioningWhen we first met the Keaster family in Belt, Montana, Bruce told me he needed a good relationship with his banker and feeder to be successful.