Here I'm teaching 4th graders about rabbits. This is a special event held at our county fairgrounds to teach kids about agriculture, the environment, and nutrition. --Kelly M. RivardMy family takes pride in carign for our cattle. We may not have a registered herd or a commercial herd with years of genetics. What we do have is gentle, good producing cattle that provide an income for the bills and groceries on the table. No matter the weather, snow, ice, sun, hot, or cold, we take care of our cattle 365 days every year (yes, even before Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners) because they are a part of our family. WE ARE AGRICULTURE PROUD! --Ryan Goodman
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Ryan Goodman works in advocacy and communications with a lifetime of experience in agriculture. He is a proud alumnus of Oklahoma State University and an avid mountain and trail runner. Ryan's experience in the beef industry ranges from family farms and ranches in several states to large feedlots and non-profit policy organizations. Find Ryan on social media as @BeefRunner.
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