Lot #33 Byland Optimum 5EL78 Long fronted, fancy, styish, easy moving, great performance, big nuts. A front end breeding machine. Take a look! POWER, STYLE, and the FUTURE. Come join us at "The Bull Sale" on April 4th. ... See MoreSee Less
XENIA, Ohio (WDTN) – Tuesday, March 24, marks National Agriculture Day, a day to recognize the farmers and ranchers who work to feed, fuel, and clothe our world, but in Ohio, agriculture isn’t jus...
🌟 AMBASSADOR OF THE WEEK 🌟 This week, were proud to feature Kenwood Farm of Lisbon,Ohio!
106 years ago John McClester purchased 224 acres in Carroll County. He arrived by train from Hobart Oklahoma with his belongings that included 7 shorthorn cows and a shorthorn bull. His wife and children soon joined him. Lucy McClester never saw the farm until she arrived. Today Kenwood farm consists of 254 acres. There are 65 Shorthorn cows plus calves that are all direct descendants of the original 7 cows.
For more info each out to jneilmc@neo.rr.com
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Lot #33
Byland Optimum 5EL78
Long fronted, fancy, styish, easy moving, great performance, big nuts. A front end breeding machine. Take a look!
POWER, STYLE, and the FUTURE.
Come join us at "The Bull Sale" on April 4th. ... See MoreSee Less
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National Agriculture Day celebrates Ohio’s family-owned farms
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XENIA, Ohio (WDTN) – Tuesday, March 24, marks National Agriculture Day, a day to recognize the farmers and ranchers who work to feed, fuel, and clothe our world, but in Ohio, agriculture isn’t jus...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
🌟 AMBASSADOR OF THE WEEK 🌟
This week, were proud to feature Kenwood Farm of Lisbon,Ohio!
106 years ago John McClester purchased 224 acres in Carroll County. He arrived by train from Hobart Oklahoma with his belongings that included 7 shorthorn cows and a shorthorn bull. His wife and children soon joined him. Lucy McClester never saw the farm until she arrived. Today Kenwood farm consists of 254 acres. There are 65 Shorthorn cows plus calves that are all direct descendants of the original 7 cows.
For more info each out to
jneilmc@neo.rr.com
Thank you for representing the Ohio Shorthorn Breeders Association! ... See MoreSee Less
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