Dixon Cattle

03/16/2026

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02/26/2026

Missouri Farmers Care is an effort by Missouri’s farming and agriculture community to stand together.

02/23/2026

Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas — Communities across Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas are facing significant wildfire activity today as high winds and dry conditions fuel rapidly spreading grass and brush fires. These dangerous conditions have placed homes, farmland, livestock, and critical infrastructure at risk, prompting emergency response efforts across multiple regions of the states.

Our hearts are heavy as we witness the impact these fires are having on Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas families, agricultural operations, and rural communities. We extend our deepest thoughts and prayers to all those affected.

Firefighters, law enforcement officers, emergency medical personnel, and emergency management teams are working around the clock under extreme conditions to protect lives and property.

Farmers and ranchers across Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas are out in their fields creating firebreaks, moving equipment, and working alongside emergency crews to slow the spread of these fires. In the face of danger, many agricultural producers are using tractors and tillage equipment to cut containment lines, doing everything possible to protect neighboring homes, livestock, and communities affected by the fires.

Their selflessness and resolve demonstrate the strength and unity of U.S. rural communities.

02/23/2026

I wanna thank everyone who has reached out about donating to the wildfire cause in the pan handle with that being said we’ve had so many people message and donate that a truck and gooseneck trailer now will not be enough so we’re looking for people to donate time and there truck and trailer to start a convoy to haul supplies to the panhandle or if someone has a semi and trailer they’re willing to help donate they’re time to haul supplies to the panhandle

02/23/2026

We have a Truck going west towards the pan handle taking supplies to the Farmers and Ranchers out there that are victims of the wild fires if you have any supplies you would like to donate let us know

02/21/2026

“Give me ten years, and I'll have that brand on the gates of the greatest ranch in Texas. The big house will be down by the river, and the corrals and the barns behind it. It'll be a good place to live in. Ten years and I'll have the Red River D on more cattle than you've looked at anywhere. I'll have that brand on enough beef to feed the whole country. Good beef for hungry people. Beef to make 'em strong, make 'em grow. But it takes work, and it takes sweat, and it takes time, lots of time. It takes years”- (John Wayne) in Red River. - I relate to this quote so much from this movie because I’m always gonna strive and do everything in my power to grow expand to keep a way of life alive a dying breed alive just a little longer because that’s what this country needs is more ranchers more farmers more hard nose working laborers were fazing out to many people now days are soft and don’t wanna work I hope I never see the day where farms and ranches are all gone cause it will be a sore sight to see

02/20/2026

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02/02/2026

U.S. CATTLE REPORT 🐄🇺🇸 Top 10 States With the Most Beef Cows (2026) 🇺🇸🐄

Texas leads the country in beef cow numbers, accounting for nearly 15% of all beef cows in the United States with more than 4.0 million head. Oklahoma and Missouri follow as the second- and third-largest beef cow states, reinforcing the dominance of the Southern Plains and Midwest in U.S. cow-calf production. In total, seven states now have more than one million beef cows, including Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota, Montana, and Kansas. When combined, the top 10 beef cow states account for roughly 15.8 million head, representing about 57% of the entire U.S. beef cow herd, highlighting how heavily concentrated beef production remains across the central and Plains regions of the country.

🐄🇺🇸 Top 10 States With the Most Beef Cows (2026) 🇺🇸🐄

📊 Total U.S. Beef Cow Inventory: 27.6 million head

🥇 Texas — 4,045,000 head (14.65%) 🤠🔥
🥈 Oklahoma — 1,966,000 head (7.12%) 🌾🐂
🥉 Missouri — 1,806,000 head (6.54%) 🌄
4️⃣ Nebraska — 1,560,000 head (5.65%) 🌽🐄
5️⃣ South Dakota — 1,450,000 head (5.25%) ❄️🐂
6️⃣ Montana — 1,232,000 head (4.46%) 🏔️
7️⃣ Kansas — 1,145,000 head (4.15%) 🌻
8️⃣ North Dakota — 891,000 head (3.23%) 🌬️
9️⃣ Florida — 872,000 head (3.16%) 🌴🐄
🔟 Kentucky — 862,000 head (3.12%) 🌳

U.S. CATTLE REPORT 🐄🇺🇸 https://www.nationalbeefwire.com/u-s-cattle-report 🐄🇺🇸

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