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Williamson Cattle Company
Frank “Sonny” W. Williamson, Jr. Frank “Wes” Williamson III – Okeechobee, Florida
Since the 1940s, the 8,700-acre Florida ranch of Williamson Cattle Company has been a place to find the state’s increasingly rare, native flora and fauna.
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McElhaney Stock Farm
Richard McElhaney family – Hookstown, Pennsylvania
Dick McElhaney bought what became McElhaney Stock Farm in 1971, and converted the shallow, highly erodible soils from crops to forage.
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White Family Farms
Craig and Margaret White, Brad and Jill White, Lance White – Estherville, Iowa
While building a business, four generations of Whites have invested themselves in soil conservation, improving water quality and enhancing wildlife habitat.
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Chain Land & Cattle Co.
Ralph Chain family – Canton, Oklahoma
From 160 acres in 1893, Chain Land & Cattle Co. has grown to include a cow herd, stockers, quarter horses and crops on 60,000 acres in Oklahoma and Kansas.
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Barthelmess Ranch Corporation
Leo Barthelmess, Sr. family – Malta, Montana
Halfway through their first 40 years on the ranch, the Barthelmess family decided their business was forage, not just cattle.
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DC Cattle Company
David L. Cook family – Globe, Arizona
David Cook’s core business is managing the Diamante Ranch owned by Phelps Dodge Miami, Inc., nearly 35,000 acres of private land, mining claims and federal grazing leases.
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Roise Ranch
Gerald Roise family – Powers Lake, North Dakota
Gerald Roise’s grandfather came to North Dakota from Norway in the 1920s. On highly erodible, sandy loam soils, the family today manages a cow herd, feed crops and commercial alfalfa production on 1,800 owned and 3,200 lease acres.
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