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It is no surprise to long-time Florida residents that it is a cattle ranching state, however, for tourists deciding to leave the coastline, it can be surprising to see so many ranches and cows.
With the nation’s ever-growing and changing demands for beef, producers and breed associations are finding different, innovative ways to actively respond.
“The Happiest Place on Earth.”
That’s what Walt Disney coined it, and so do the millions of people that reside and flock to the Sunshine State each year.
Most ranches in the U.S. take sterling pride in their family name and tradition. The Neal Ranch in Louisiana is no different, but the name and tradition goes several ways – all of them reinforcing the other.
What do the Pecos River, a pharmacist, downhill skiing and ranching have in common? If you live near Pecos, that would be John Rediger of JR Land and Cattle Company.
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