06/10/2026
What a privilege.
As the busy farming season ramps up, we like to take a moment to reflect on how far we've come.
Brett Murray built this operation from the ground up as a first-generation farmer. He started his trucking company back in 2006, which meant long drives, late nights hauling hay, and rushing home to make it to birthday parties on time. In 2007, he started the hay business, selling hay out of a barn around the corner every Saturday from 9–12.
In 2011, he bought the farm. It wasn't always easy, and there were plenty of long days and challenges, but with hard work, faith, and determination, the dream continued to grow.
Kambrie started showing Shorthorn cattle in 2009, and by 2012 things got a little more serious as we grew our herd and started making breeding decisions—though most of those decisions were based on how cool we could make the color patterns because Kambrie was only 7 years old, and that's what mattered at the time. 😂
By 2016, we discovered our love for Red Angus cattle, and we haven't looked back since.
One of our biggest goals was having our first female sale last October, and we truly couldn't have asked for a better first sale. Seeing so many people believe in what we're building meant more than we can put into words.
Today, we farm over 1500 acres, keep our hay barns stocked so customers can still stop by every Saturday from 9–12, and run around 60 head of quality Red Angus cows. Every year brings new opportunities, new lessons, and new reasons to be thankful.
To say we're busy is an understatement, but we wouldn't trade it for anything. We are incredibly grateful for the opportunities the Lord has given us, for the family, friends, and customers who support us, and for the hard work that continues to turn big dreams into reality.
When we look back at where we started and where we are today, we're reminded that none of it happened overnight. It's been built one load of hay, one calf crop, one season, and one step at a time.
What a privilege.
