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Kuck Ranch Farm and Ranch The Kuck Ranch began in 1957 with the marriage of Leroy and Loretta Kuck.

They started with only five commercial cows and grew their herd to 1,100 by 1983. One key to their success was the marketing and selling of their cattle through a local sale barn - Lexington Livestock Market of Lexington, NE. As with any business or commodity there have been cycles and changes to the cow herd resulting in some years of dispersal and other years of rebuilding. The Kuck Ranch today consists of grandparents, Leroy and Loretta Kuck, son Kallen Kuck, and grandson Abe Kuck and Abe's brother-in-law Thane Motis. When Abe came into the operation in 2000, the cow herd took a change of direction by becoming a registered herd. This change from a commercial herd to a registered herd occurred via three drafts of 80 bred registered Angus females from the former Stevenson Basin Angus Ranch of Hobson, Montana. The purchase agreement included the bull calves to be marketed by and prepared for sale at the Annual Basin Angus Ranch Production Sale. With the complete dispersal of the Basin Angus cow herd in 2010, we decided to take the opportunity to return to Lexington Livestock Market (Lexington, NE) to sell our bulls and continue to do so.

🌽Harvest 2026 is finally underway! 🌽 Today was our first official day of harvest, and judging by the activity in the are...
10/05/2026

🌽Harvest 2026 is finally underway! 🌽

Today was our first official day of harvest, and judging by the activity in the area, we certainly aren’t the only ones rolling.

It’s been a challenging year. Wet weather kept many farmers out of the fields later than usual, and now that things have finally dried out enough to go, it’s full steam ahead.

Harvest is always an exciting time. It’s the culmination of an entire growing season and finally a chance to see what all those months of work produced. But it can also be a stressful time. The days are long, sleep is short, equipment breaks, plans change, and patience can sometimes run a little thin.

So maybe this harvest season, we can all give each other a little extra grace.

The lines at the elevators are going to be long. Truck drivers will spend more time waiting than they’d like, while farmers sit in the field waiting for those trucks to get back. Elevator employees will be doing their best to keep up with everyone arriving at once. There will be slow-moving equipment on the roads and a whole lot of people trying to make the most of every good weather day we’re given.

Everyone is doing the best they can, and this year especially, we’re all in the same boat.

Here’s to a little more patience, a little more kindness, and a little more understanding when things don’t go quite according to plan.

We’re praying for good weather and a smooth harvest, for safety on the roads and in the fields, and for everyone climbing into a truck, tractor or combine each day. And we’re thinking about the families at home who sacrifice during these long days, too.

After waiting so long to get here, we’re grateful to finally see the dust flying.

Here’s to a safe and successful harvest for everyone. 🌽 🌽🌽

Another project checked off the list as we get ready ahead of weaning and harvest 🌽 Our corral fence and gates have been...
09/01/2026

Another project checked off the list as we get ready ahead of weaning and harvest 🌽

Our corral fence and gates have been in need of repairs and replacement in some areas. Nothing like a bunch of bawling calves to really test them out!

Happy National Dog Day to our girl, Mina! 🐾❤️Professional carrot connoisseur 🥕, Ranger ride enthusiast, garden veggie th...
08/26/2026

Happy National Dog Day to our girl, Mina! 🐾❤️

Professional carrot connoisseur 🥕, Ranger ride enthusiast, garden veggie thief 🥒, and firm believer that life is best lived at full speed. 💨

Mina is happiest when she’s right beside us.Life on the farm just wouldn’t be the same without this lovable, loyal girl following along on our every adventure. ❤️

A great sight to wake up to this morning!
08/16/2026

A great sight to wake up to this morning!

Nothing prettier than black cows on green grass and a beautiful Nebraska sunset.
07/13/2026

Nothing prettier than black cows on green grass and a beautiful Nebraska sunset.

There’s always an audience…👀
05/21/2026

There’s always an audience…👀

A melted puddle of dark chocolate babies soaking up the sunshine on this beautiful day☀️
04/06/2026

A melted puddle of dark chocolate babies soaking up the sunshine on this beautiful day☀️

03/22/2026

WOW 🤯 Never did we think we’d be watching Nebraska 🏀 between calving checks in March and here we are headed to the Sweet 16!! What a game!!

03/17/2026
Those of you in the business know that putting on a production sale is no small task. Its countless hours and prep... yo...
02/12/2026

Those of you in the business know that putting on a production sale is no small task. Its countless hours and prep... you put in the work 364 days leading up to sale day and all you can do is hope that everything goes smoothly and pray that people show up. We are truly grateful for yesterday and the list of names to thank is far too long, but please know we appreciated you! 👇👇

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43354 Drive 737
Bertrand, NE
68927

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