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Together as One

Cowboys and chefs, ranchers and restaurateurs, we work with them all. From the pasture to the plate, we come alongside those who work diligently to give consumers healthy, tasty beef we all enjoy.

Part of my role at CAB is to work closely with the farmers and ranchers who spend their Mondays through Fridays, their weekends, their holidays, their lives raising the cattle that supply the Certified Angus Beef ® brand. I talk with them, learn from them, celebrate with them and share their stories with anyone interested in listening.

From California to Florida and every state in between, I meet families who come from different backgrounds and traditions, yet all share the same deep-rooted passion, love and commitment for raising quality cattle.

So whether it’s the Russells in Texas,Russell Family

the Encinias clan in New Mexico,Encinias Family

the Greenes in Louisiana,Greene Family

the Atterholts in Ohio,Atterholt Family

or the Freels in Florida,Freel Family

we say thank you. Together you bring lessons learned and knowledge gained to be a part of something we’re all committed to, something that crosses state lines and impacts all.

-Laura

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