Ironwood Ranch

05/14/2026

First hay cut for me of 2026! Praying for a safe and productive hay season for all of you out there working to get it done.


PR Equipment
Massey Ferguson
American Maine-Anjou Association
American Shorthorn Association

04/23/2026

We are commercially licensed with the Texas Department of Agriculture and insured. Let us help you make your pastures beautiful and productive this year!

04/23/2026

Easy keepers that are ready to go to your pasture!
The solid black weighing in at 670lbs, the black with white belly weighing 550. These girls have gone through our vaccination protocol with an oral and injectable dewormer and are ready to go. Crossbred cattle that don’t fit into our show calf program but will surely do well on the commercial side of someone else’s operation.


American Maine-Anjou Association
American Shorthorn Association

04/22/2026

Out here, every day is earth day!

We love the land we have been blessed with caring for and it’s not just the cattle either.

We have several acres of woods that are home to dozens of species of native wildlife, and our pasture and range is abundant with birds and small animals. My favorite is seeing hawks and owls hunt for a meal!

American Maine-Anjou Association American Shorthorn Association

04/05/2026

He is risen indeed!

It’s Sunday.
The stone was rolled away.
The grave could not hold Him.
Hope is alive.
Grace has the final word.
Love has already won.

Because He lives, we are forgiven.
Because He lives, we have purpose.
Because He lives, we have eternal hope.

Today we celebrate the risen Savior, Jesus Christ, who paid a price we could never pay and made a way we could never make. His promises still stand, His mercy still covers, and His victory is still ours.

From all of us at the Oklahoma National Stockyards, we wish you and your family a blessed & joyful Easter 🤍✝️

“He is not here; He has risen, just as He said.” – Matthew 28:6

03/27/2026

“Our culture is obsessed with comfort. We’re sold the idea that ease is the goal, that struggle means failure, and that if something feels hard, we must be doing it wrong. But here’s the truth: Growth lives on the other side of hard. Character is forged in discomfort.”

Brad Flurry. Major, USMC, Retired. From his book Bias For Action