Lopez Land & Cattle, LLC

07/12/2026

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07/11/2026

El Nino y La Nina explained. Good article worth reading.

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07/11/2026

🌅 South Texas sunsets never disappoint. Grateful for another day on the ranch and the simple beauty that reminds us to slow down and appreciate God's creation. 🤠🐂

07/11/2026

🐂🌾 Weaning season is an important milestone on our ranch.

Our calves have been weaned, inspected, tagged, and all required data has been collected for Brangus registration. 📋

We remain committed to proactive herd health practices and providing the highest level of care for our cattle. ❤️🐄

Registered Brangus bull calves and heifers will be available soon.

📞 For additional information or to reserve your selection, please give us a call. We look forward to helping you find quality Brangus genetics for your herd.

06/15/2026

One of the greatest blessings for a ranch is rain.

Our cattle have always done well, but the rain benefits everything around them. The buffelgrass greens up, the pastures recover, wildlife returns, and the land begins to heal. It's rewarding to watch the ranch respond and know that every drop contributes to a healthier future for the livestock, wildlife, and the land we steward.

Feeling grateful for the recent rains and hopeful for more to come.
🌧️🌱🤠

04/27/2026

Ain't that the truth

03/25/2026

Drought conditions are setting in across South Texas 🌵☀️, and while we haven’t had a good, soaking rain in a while, we remain hopeful and focused.

Like many ranchers, we’re doing the work—burning cactus 🔥🌵, monitoring our cattle closely 🐄, and making sure our mommas stay in the best condition possible. It takes effort, patience, and care, but it’s all part of the life we’re proud to live.

There are projections for a wetter pattern with El Niño 🌧️, and while that relief may take time to arrive, we stay prepared and optimistic for what’s ahead.

Until then, we keep pushing forward, grateful for what we have and trusting that rain will come. 🙏🌧️

12/14/2025

Meet Solovino 🐶🤍

His name means “he came on his own,” and that’s exactly how he found us.

We’ve always had a soft spot for Yorkies—small, loving, and full of personality 🐩💕. Ranch dogs weren’t really part of the plan.

Then one day, out in the brush, we noticed what looked like a white fog moving toward us. As it came closer, we realized it was a dog—skinny, exhausted, and covered in burrs. He looked like he hadn’t eaten in days and was clearly in need of care 💔🌾.

We shared his photo on social media, hoping someone would recognize him or come for him. But there was only silence.

So in 2023, we made the decision to keep him and see where this journey would take us ❤️.

What followed has been nothing short of incredible.

Solovino turned out to be the most loyal, obedient, clean, ranch-loving dog we have ever had 🐾✨. He responds to commands like no other, works cattle with us, and can spot a snake from 20 feet away 🐍👀. When we get off the ATV, he walks ten feet ahead, scanning the area—always watching, always protecting.

And despite their size difference, Solovino and Sophie (our Yorkie) are best friends 🐶🐩💞.

If you ever have the opportunity to rescue a dog, do it. You will never regret it.
They are truly God-sent 🙏🐾.

So many people have offered to take him off our hands now… but it’s far too late.
Solovino is family.

And he is ours to love—forever 🤍🏡✨