#167 – Sentimental Gifts
I grew up with a toy tractor in one hand and the fender grip of a John Deere 4020 in the other. I have since restored one, lost it, and was looking to replace it. My wife is understanding of my sentimentalism, so she said, "Happy Birthday . . . and Merry Christmas."...
#167 – Sentimental Gifts
I grew up with a toy tractor in one hand and the fender grip of a John Deere 4020 in the other. I have since restored one, lost it, and was looking to replace it. My wife is understanding of my sentimentalism, so she said, "Happy Birthday . . . and Merry Christmas."...
#46 – Machinery Hunting
Most of us love machines that make farming and ranching easier, but they can also drain your bank account. A safer bet is to buy a low-maintenance PCC® bull that will make you money!...
#45 – That’s the Good Stuff
The good stuff - when careful planning and preparation comes together for success. https://www.youtube.com/watch?loop=1&v=7eCK7QLfIbU&list=PLSpP--7TbVItPcvRmNfEugZ0Hu8SfIOay&index=45
#44 – Growing a Business
You don't need flashing lights, gimmick giveaways, or expensive structures to attract business. Just a quality product that does what you say it will, helpful service, and satisfied customers....
#43 – Cowboys in the City!
This past week, Pharo Cattle Company was in Houston, TX for the NCBA Convention and Trade Show. We visited with lots of folks about their future in the cattle business. Here's a video of what it's like to send 5,000 Cowboys to the city....
#42 – Trip to Houston NCBA
We are headed to Houston, TX for the National Cattleman's Beef Association convention. We will be representing Pharo Cattle Company® with a booth, letting folks know what PCC genetics can do for them. Stay tuned -- next week we'll share some pictures from the...
#41 – Goodbye Buckhorn Ranch
The ranch we have managed for 17 years recently sold, so with our PCC® cow herd, we are off to start a new chapter of our lives. Life is full of changes, and it's a good time for us to change....
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Horn flies are costing the cattle industry billions of dollars every year. Controlling flies with chemical insecticides is NEVER going to provide a long-term solution because horn flies have been able to develop a resistance to all of the chemical insecticides that have been created in the last 80 years. Consequently, the horn fly problem continues to get worse every year! The only way to truly solve the horn fly problem is through genetics. Today, I am going to...