Martin Cattle Company

05/02/2017

Last Year we Won the "Moo Monday" Photo Contest :)
Join your Local Cattlemen Association and post your favorite family farm pic, what a great way to support Ag & Small business while Celebrating Beef Month :)
Happy Tuesday!

Moo Monday is back! This is our photography contest, and we look forward to showcasing your best photos focused on the beef industry. There are a few rules....
A. The photo must be a work of your own
B. The photo must have been taken between June 1, 2016- present
C. The photo must showcase the beef industry in some fashion
D. Only three images submitted per person
E. Voting will be conducted from now until May 31 at 9 p.m.
F. The photo with the most likes on the Jackson County Cattlemen's page as of May 31, 2017, 9 p.m. will win. Gifts donated by the Jackson Co. Cattlemen.
G. Please submit your photos via e-mail: [email protected]

05/02/2017

Happy Beef Month!

04/06/2017

The. Mud. Can. Stop.
ready for Sunshine.
Lots of hard work goes into caring for the new life on the farm.

04/04/2017

***We LOVE our tees!! ***
Something for Everyone to Enjoy!!!!
Now offering crew and V Neck Options on MY own Design!!! Men's and Ladies!
Feel free to post your size and email to order, if you'd rather a different color, or a tank option please make that request in comments :)
(Different States Upon request only)
$28
Small thru 3x

03/23/2017

Cleaning yards :)

03/13/2017

If you are going to feel strongly about something, do it all the time not when its convenient.

01/21/2017

There they go :)

01/21/2017

Calves are sold :)

10/01/2016

One of the biggest misconceptions about the cattle industry is that if cattle are "grain-finished" they don't get to eat grass! Even grain-finished cattle spend the first part (6-12 months) of their lives exclusively on grass pasture. From there, they are transitioned onto a diet of grass, roughage and grain in a feedlot (6-8 months), before finally being finished on grain in a finishing yard during the "fattening" stage of their lives (4-6 months). Keep in mind also that all of the grain fed to cattle (corn, sorghum, etc.) is part of the "grass" family of crops! This is why the term "grass fed" means nothing.....because all cattle are "grass fed." Make sure to look for the label "grass-finished" if you want beef raised exclusively on grass.

08/26/2016

Trailer leaving signifies building completion!
Guys are working hard bringing this together quickly.
Great Job Joe Larkin Construction & crew!!

08/17/2016

Coming together this week

08/16/2016

Last night was very pretty here,
10.15.16