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Howard Rambur started his herd as a youngster with two crossbred Charolais heifers and a purebred Charolais bull. “I got a small loan from the local bank and was on my way to having my purebred business. Of course, I’ve been borrowing money ever since,” said Rambur, who raises purebred Charolais cattle near Sidney, MT. Even though his father was primarily a sugar beet farmer, young Rambur’s interest in livestock was piqued when he began working with cattle as 4-H projects. He wanted to own something different than Angus, and the powerful, white...
Gartner-Denowh Angus Ranch (GDAR) is located just on the outskirts of Sidney, a close-knit family run ranch that focuses on raising efficient and functional cattle bred for the commercial cattle operation. GDAR began in 1957 when Joe Gartner and Russell Denowh bought 20 head of registered Angus cows from a dispersion sale in Montana. In 1974, Russ and his son, Micky, bought out Joe Gartner but kept the corporate name. At this time, they were calving about 150 cows and selling around 60 bulls per year. Russell’s other son, Paul, joined the o...
Best Angus will be hosting their 11th Annual Best Angus and Quarter Horses Production Sale at 2 p.m., Monday, March 3, at the ranch southeast of Watford City. The sale will offer 90 registered yearling Angus bulls, 20 coming two-year-old registered Angus bulls and excellent home raised heifer calves. For more information, visit the ranch website, http://www.bestangusandquarterhorses.com. What started in 1987 as a 4-H and FFA project of Pete's has grown into a registered Angus cowherd known for...
Hereford cattle have made an impact in the Beery name since 1912 when Lawrence Beery landed in Vida originating from Iowa. He purchased his first Hereford cow shortly thereafter to start the legacy. In the summer of 1929 Newell Beery arrived to help Lawrence and was the first to purchase Hereford cattle to start the Beery's Hereford business. Newell Beery ran cattle and horses throughout the Vida and Richey area for many years along with buying, selling, feeding and finishing cattle. Later...
Leland Red Angus will be hosting their 42nd annual production sale on Friday, March 14 at the ranch located in SW McKenzie County, 35 miles SE of Sidney in the Homesteaders Gap Community. The ranch, which has raised registered Red Angus for over 50 years, is operated by Melvin and Luella Leland and their son and daughter-in-law Todd and Carla Leland. Homesteaded in 1911 by Melvin's father, Leland Red Angus breeds over 450 registered Red Angus females per year and will market 180 bulls and 60 yea...
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