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JD Lauing on Pasture Rotation

The Lauings have an award winning quarter horse ranch in South Dakota.

"Our family began ranching in Central South Dakota in the early 1900s and as the third and fourth generations ranching here, it has taken years for us to build our program to the place where it stand today. Foals from our ranch go on to other breeding programs, to the arena for team roping, calf roping, team roping, team penning, barrel racing, cutting, and to be used as working ranch horses. These horses are mounting competitors from 4-H and Little Britches, High School and college, to the PRCA all across the country. They are cowy horses that are smooth moving across the pasture and quick on their feet in the arena. Horses raised here will do well anywhere."

visit http://www.lauingquarterhorses.com

 

Rod Gray on being selected Producer of the Year

Gray’s Angus Ranch, Rod and Laura Gray and Family of Harrison is the new 2021 Nebraska Angus Producer of the Year.

Raising Registered Angus is a Family Tradition for the Gray’s. Rod’s great-great grandfather Starr Fuller had American Aberdeen Angus registries from Toledo, IA. dating 1898. Harry Gray, Rod’s grandpa purchased Angus cows from his wife’s father, Art Fuller and held Public Auctions of “Richly Bred Angus Cattle” in the 1940’s.

Wayne Gray, Rod’s dad, built the Angus cow herd to 400 registered females and sold bulls private treaty.

At the age of 15 Rod purchased his first bull from the “Champion Pen of 3” at Denver, a son of Ankonian President. Rod grew up active in the Iowa Jr. Angus Association, including serving as its President. He showed their own Angus breeding stock in 4-H, Progress Shows, IA State Fair, and the Denver Stock Show.

 

Learn more at https://www.graysangusranch.com