Silverline Ranch

04/19/2026

04/07/2026

Spring has a way of reminding us that God’s not done yet.
The ground softens, the calves hit the dirt running, and the work picks up — but so does the hope.

Out here, every sunrise is a promise.
Every fence mended, every pasture greening, every long day in the saddle… it all points to purpose.

Here’s to a spring and summer full of grit, grace, and growth, in the land, in our families, and in our walk with the Lord.
We’re grateful to steward this place for the generations coming behind us.

04/01/2026

I’d rather work a little ranch and serve a big God
than run a big ranch with no time left for Him.

Prosperity ain’t measured in acres or numbers.
It’s in your time… your heart… and how you steward what—and who—God’s already trusted you with.

This land has been shaped by generations of hard work, tears, prayers, and love.
And every day, we honor that legacy by keeping God first and working with grateful hands.

“Seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added unto you.” — Matthew 6:33

God bless ya.
Here’s to stewarding well, loving deep, and building something that lasts.

03/24/2026

Today was a positive day - acquired some new bulls and making headway in rebuilding our herds and genetics. Slowly but surely!

03/21/2026

🌿 Seasonal Landscaping & Fence Painting Crew

Location: El Dorado Springs, MO
Season: Spring & Summer
Hours: Part‑time or full‑time
Training: Provided — no experience required
Must have: Valid driver’s license

🌱 Position Summary

We are hiring a seasonal outdoor maintenance crew to assist with landscaping, property cleanup, and painting our well‑known white highway fence. This fence is an iconic part of the ranch, and we take great pride in maintaining it each year.

This role is ideal for individuals who enjoy physical outdoor work, want to learn new skills, and can work well as part of a team. We provide training for all tasks.

🛠️ Responsibilities

Fence & Property Maintenance

• Painting the ranch’s iconic white highway fence
• Weed‑eating along fence rows, around trees, and around structures
• Mowing yards, barns, and high‑traffic areas

Landscaping & Cleanup

• Picking up branches, trash, and debris
• Cleaning up yards and general property areas
• Assisting with seasonal landscaping tasks
• Supporting general ranch upkeep as needed

✔️ Requirements

• Valid driver’s license
• Ability to work outdoors in heat and summer conditions
• Ability to work well with others
• Willingness to learn — training is provided
• Reliable, punctual, and respectful
• Able to lift and carry moderate weight (paint, tools, debris, etc.)

⭐ We Welcome Applicants Who:

• Are motivated, dependable, and ready to work
• Enjoy hands‑on, outdoor tasks
• Want to learn new skills and take pride in their work
• Can follow instructions and contribute to a positive team environment

📞 How to Apply

Send your name, availability, and contact information. Interviews and start dates will be scheduled soon.

03/21/2026

Hey there 😎👋 Our Beef sticks are in!! 4 Flavors. They are pretty darn good if you ask me.

03/21/2026

Well- Miss Buffy is due any day now. We all know how she loves Michael. Left her in the arena for a bit so she can show off her stuff. 😆 if you know Buffy- you know she loves to be the center of attention.

03/21/2026

Meet Cutter Dun It, our stallion. He is a well mannered beauty of a stallion. He also is a great working horse. Well it’s the season for making foals. Keep an eye on what’s coming next…..

03/01/2026

U.S. CATTLE REPORT 🐄🔥 Heaviest Cattle in U.S. History — How Much Higher Can We Go?

Cattle weights have remained at record or near-record levels throughout 2025, consistently running at historically elevated levels month after month. The January average of 1,464 pounds not only exceeded December’s 1,463 pounds, but also stands 25 pounds heavier than January a year ago. Despite tight cattle numbers nationally, carcass weights continue to trend upward, reinforcing just how historically large today’s fed cattle have become.

The question now becomes: can they continue getting heavier, or have we finally reached the peak?

🐄 Monthly Average Cattle Weights (lbs)

❄️ January 2026 — 1,464
🎄 December 2025 — 1,463
🍂 November 2025 — 1,457
🎃 October 2025 — 1,448
🍁 September 2025 — 1,433
☀️ August 2025 — 1,413
🇺🇸 July 2025 — 1,410
🌽 June 2025 — 1,408
🌷 May 2025 — 1,422
🌱 April 2025 — 1,431
🌾 March 2025 — 1,426
❤️ February 2025 — 1,432
🎆 January 2025 — 1,439

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

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