Sand Hill Livestock

05/08/2022

Branding season is underway for Sand Hill Livestock!

04/28/2022

Good morning from Sand Hill Livestock!
All is well after a much needed rain - make sure to
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Contact Grayson Craft 806-217-0324 for any
interests in feeding cattle or building a custom feed ration for your operation.

02/03/2022

Snow day out at Sand Hill Livestock!
Keeping the cattle warm with a full belly!

11/12/2021

Last feeding for the day - all are fat and happy around here!

09/29/2021

Beautiful day here in the Texas Panhandle! Sun is shining, wind is calm and cattle with full belly’s!

09/16/2021

Crews were here and sorghum silage harvest is done!!! 🚜 🌾 Sorghum silage can be a higher protein roughage source for cattle!

08/10/2021

This is Grayson Craft, also well known as “Scrub”, a nickname he was given from his grandfather Wayne Cleveland. Grayson’s family has been in the ranching industry for over 100 years and, after graduating from Texas Tech with an Agri Business degree in 1990, he came to Canadian, Texas to carry on a family tradition and pursue a livelihood in the cattle industry.
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In 2011 he purchased and remodeled the feed yard. In 2013, 30 extra pens were added to expand the capacity of the yard to 5,500 head. Grayson is currently overseeing 53 soil-surfaced pens that house 85-100 animals each. Each pen is equipped with concrete feed bunks, a concrete bunk apron, & a clean fresh-water tank to help ensure his customers livestock are provided a healthy environment along with individual care and nutritional products that will help assist in the performance of their investment.
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Contact Grayson Craft today!
806-217-0324
Sand Hill Livestock
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Located 12 miles north of Canadian, Texas
• FM 1920 & CR DD

08/06/2021

https://www.cattlebusinessweekly.com/articles/the-feedlot-cattle-trades-for-week-ending-july-31-were-mostly-steady-to-higher/

The feedlot cattle trades for week ending July 31 were mostly steady to 1 higher but some up to 3 higher and the cash sales volume was slightly lower than the previous week. The Five-area formula sal