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More Meet a Real Cowman StoriesWant to be the next real cowman featured on American Cowman? Share a 250 word summary about your beef operation to be considered for our next "Real Cowman" profile. E-mail your story and a photo to office@gordonresources.com. Meet a Real Cowman: Lean Tasty Gelbvieh Beef Fits the Bill for Illinois ProducerApr 7, 2008,By Lori Maude, American Gelbvieh Association Odell Obermark will be the first to admit that his custom natural beef enterprise started without any planning. “I always fed out a freezer beef... Meet a Real Cowman: Trent Loos, NebraskaDec 17, 2007In recognition of his ability to tell the story of the faces and places of Rural America, West Quest has selected radio and television personality Trent Loos as its first-ever recipient of the 2007 West Quest Voice of Rural America award... Real Cowman: Jim Weiss, Wisdom, Mt / Salmon, IdahoOct 8, 2007One time when I was a younger man, I helped an older cowman, Slim, move some cows. We got them all thru the gate and I asked the cowman, "Can we go home now?" He said, "No, we're going to stay here and make sure the cows and calves are mothered up so we don't have any calves going back looking for their moms." The cowman told me, "There's a difference between ... Real Cowmen: Gelbvieh fits varied management strategies for these three producersSep 10, 2007,By Lori Maude, Courtesy of American Gelbvieh Association In the southeastern United States you will find fall calving herds, spring calving herds, or herds with both calving seasons. Some producers wean off the cow and sell at market; other producers will... Gary and Nancy Maurer: Hereford Advisors of the YearJul 30, 2007Gary and Nancy Maurer capped their 23 years as state advisors by being named Advisors of the Year at the Junior National Hereford Expo (JNHE) July 13 in Denver...
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