Moo U Tours

08/26/2024

First time for one of our Livestock Show Dolls to make a backdrop photo. Just had to share. Moo U Tours and our Moo U Farm store are busy here at the Nebraska State fair. Stop by and take a tour or come by store if you are in the area and say hi

09/17/2021

Come take a fun educational livestock tour while your at the Kansas State Fair. It's free and you will definitely learn some new things about the livestock you see in the barns. Ask those questions... that's what we are here for.

08/20/2021

Moo U is now interviewing folks to be tour guides later this summer and into the fall. If you have a livestock background and like to travel, talk to folks about agriculture ... lets talk! Also have opening for working in our Moo U Farm store at the State Fair of Texas. Please share this job/internship opportunity with your friends.

08/05/2021

Stop by and take one of our free tours at McLean County Fair in Bloomington Illinois.

07/20/2021

Looking for livestock folks with a background or degree in agriculture that are interested in a paid internship as a livestock tour guide with our company. College age or older. Must be willing to travel and work in Dallas Texas. Sept 24- October 17. Contact me for an application.

07/19/2021

Looking or folks with agriculture backgrounds that would like to be a Moo U Guided Livestock Tour Guide this year. Contact me if interested. Dates Sept 10 - Oct 19 we need guides. Lets talk. Email me and I will send you an application. Fairs in Kansas and Texas. Wages/lodging and most times travel is covered.

08/08/2020

08/02/2020

Just finished this adorable Charolais Cattle Sign. Order yours today $34.99 + shipping. Big thanks to the great Charolais breeders we know for their help with the wording! Hope ya'll love it!

07/12/2020

Ranch dogs play an important part in the daily running of a ranch or farm. "Heelers", Australian cattle dogs are one of many breeds of working dogs that are used to help move the livestock from pasture to pasture and also to help us load up animals into livestock trailers. Bonnie on the left is great at helping us load up sheep and cattle that are reluctant to jump into the trailer. She nips at the heels getting them to move forward. (This is why they are called heelers)! We also need the guardian dogs such as Mia and Lea in the picture on the right. They are Great Pyrenees crossed with another breed of guardian dogs called Anatolian . These dogs actually live with the sheep and cattle, day and night protecting them from predators such as coyotes.

07/09/2020

Moo U is sad that we won't be headed out to many fairs this summer and fall due to the COVID 19. Foremost we have to social distance and be safe. So with that in mind I plan to post more often about livestock facts and trivia here. So stay tuned...
Yes those are some of our cattle that just happened to be at our front gate to greet me one afternoon. I couldn't have planned it better. These are purebred Shorthorn beef cattle. As you can see they come in a range of color from red, white and roan. Shorthorns were originally called Durhams. Don't be surprised if you see more pictures of these gals since I love to take pictures of them.

09/30/2019

Join us for a free Moo U Guided Livestock Tour at the State Fair of Texas You’ll learn some interesting facts about livestock. Such as the food we get from them and more importantly byproducts we all use daily without even knowing.