Tri-B Land and Cattle

03/31/2024

HE IS RISEN ~⛪
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01/15/2024

This morning Lord we lift our farmers, ranchers and Ag families up to you. As they prepare to head out the door into these frigid temperatures to tend to their herds you have entrusted them with, Father we ask that you place your hand of blessing over them. That their trucks and tractors will start on the first turn. That their waterers will be working and that the ice on their troughs would break on the first strike. Father may their wind breaks stand strong and their fences be upright. Give them a supernatural warmth as they battle the elements to do their work. Father we know they are tired but overflow their cup today with energy. Bless their ranches, their homes and their marriages. May everywhere they turn today they see you. We ask these things in Jesus name, Amen

01/15/2024

Texas farmers and ranchers began prepping days ago for this arctic blast. And they’ll continue caring for their livestock regardless of the temperature.

The bitter cold, wind, ice and possible snow won’t stop them from providing care for their livestock.

07/19/2023

Please pray for rain! Grass is drying off and with no rain no new growth. The ground is cracking open. Please pray for rain for the farmers and ranchers.

01/10/2023

What a strong way to start out 2023! One closing done, now negotiating three different offers for clients. Contact me today for all your real estate needs.

12/28/2022

Me and my horse.

12/23/2022

When all your outside water faucets are frozen you go yo plan B for your livestock water.

11/02/2022

Good morning from Tri-B Land and Cattle!

10/13/2022

Today is National Farmer's Day, and no one works harder than America's cattle farmers and ranchers!

10/13/2022

. Today. And every day. Working early mornings and late nights to grow our food, fiber and fuel.

Each day, farmers and ranchers care for the land, animals, natural resources and their families. They have a desire to succeed. The drive to innovate. And a passion for growing things.

They have faith when times are tough. They face adversity head on. Determined and ever-evolving to satisfy the needs of consumers. And optimistic—despite the unpredictable nature of farming.

Read more on Texas Table Top: https://txfb.us/TTT101221

10/12/2022

Very thankful for the rain we’re getting at this moment.

10/08/2022

09/15/2022

09/11/2022

Twenty-one years have come and gone. But we will never forget.

09/11/2022

07/14/2022

Pray this rain holds together. We need rain.

07/14/2022

What types of situations cause damage to rural land?  What should a landowner do in the event they see damage from spray drift or oil and gas operations?  These are the questions I chatted about with  Lubbock-based attorneys Amber Miller and Eliott Nixon. Contact Info for Eliott Email...

06/30/2022

With firework season upon us, we wanted to offer a few helpful tips. Horses are easily frightened by loud bangs and bright flashes of light. Fireworks should not be set off near livestock or horses in fields, stables, or barns. If you are planning on setting off fireworks, please inform neighboring horse owners so they can prepare. When a horse is frightened they do not consider obstacles in their way. They may bolt, jump or run away. Add bright tape to your fencing or dangle old CD’s to mark the fence line. If your horse is turned out, scatter hay around the pasture to keep them occupied. If your horse is in a barn, keeping hay out for them or a treat ball should help occupy them. To reduce the effect of bright lights from the fireworks, leave the lights on in your barn and close the doors. Music is also a good option to reduce the sound of fireworks inside the barn. You should start this a few days before, if possible. If you have major concerns for your horses well-being, speak to your vet about medication options. Check on your horses throughout the evening and make sure they are settled well. Remember safety is key, don’t put yourself in danger and have your vet’s emergency number on hand. Remain calm and stay positive- horses sense your unease and fear.

06/26/2022

As Texas heat is taking over, lets keep your cattle in good shape! Here are some tips to keep in mind! If you have any questions, call 979-778-2864!

06/24/2022

The Texas hay season is looking bleak based on projections by AgriLife Extension experts.

Read more in this week's crop and weather report, https://tx.ag/CWHay

06/23/2022

Boy have I missed this view the last couple days and even the sunset the last couple days. Texas Farm Bureau summer conference was amazing but glad to be back at my ranch

06/20/2022

Monday morning packers are convinced the solution to low cattle prices is more carcass hooks. Reality, however, suggests proposed new packing plants are out of step with cattle inventories and available labor.

05/26/2022

TDCJ’s 2019 horse sale was so successful that we’re saddling up again!

TDCJ’s Agribusiness, Land & Minerals will host a horse sale
on June 4th, 2022 at 10:00 a.m. located at the Hildebrand Equine Complex in College Station. There will be a preview of the horses up for auction on June 3rd from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Videos and a catalogue of all horses available for auction will be provided later in May and will be visible on Superior Livestock’s website. We’re eager to share the finest horses in the country with the public and we hope to see you there!

05/08/2022

Happy Mother’s Day!