A Little About Rockin Bar-B Ranch:
The hilltop and rolling pastures that make up the 113 acre farm provide a picturesque setting for "the girls", a herd of black Angus cows. The girls run with a black Corriente bull "El Toro". The farm is all natural - no store bought sprays are used to control weeds. Accordingly, it looks like a park bordered by hard woods. The trees provide shade for the herd in summer. The animals are wormed naturally with diatomaceous earth and lick a sulfur salt block to control insects. The farm has two farm cats, Ammo (AKA Lankey) and Cammo. A German Shepherd Dog Toni and a horse named "General" and five laying hens.
Farmer Bobbi, that's me, is quite happy to entertain farm tours and talk all about grass-fed beef and the beef cuts, delivery and expectations of buying a whole, half or quarter side of beef. For those that wish to purchase humanely raised animals this is the place . If you want to know a local farmer I am available to answer your questions and provide you with the type of beef and cuts you wish to enjoy at your table. In addition, the knowledge you gain about the beef your eating can be passed along to your friends and family over a meal.
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Jan 21, 2025
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Black Angus grass-fed beef raised by your local military veteran farmer.
Come out for a farm tour, take a hike up "The Hill" and learn what a real diversified farm looks like and decide "Where's the Beef". After you see the place most of your questions about how well the animals are cared for will be answered just by observation. However, if your time is limited just give me a call and I will field ( pun intended) your questions.
Take I-30 east exit mile post 116 (Brashear Exit) stay on frontage road cross freeway over bridge that becomes CR 2653 stay on country road cross over HWY 11 look for two historical markers, turn left at second sign onto CR 4738. Look for two tan buildings and a pond look for black gate with brand on rod iron.