Latest News From Cattle Feeders Hall of Fame

Cattle Feeders Hall of Fame inducts Nebraska native and Texas entrepreneur Don Oppliger.

Carl Stevenson: cowboy, World War II veteran and cattle feeding entrepreneur.

Cattle feeders will honor their own Feb. 4, 2020, in San Antonio, during their 11th annual banquet, held for the second year in conjunction with the nation’s largest annual cattle industry gathering.

Jessie Ramirez, head of maintenance and equipment operator at Brookover Feed Yard outside Garden City, Kan., has been the model example of what feedlots are looking for from their workforce.

As co-founder of Superior Livestock Auction’s video sales, Jim Odle created a dynamic marketing platform with benefits for cattle and people.

Raised during the early years of commercial cattle feeding, Bill Foxley built one of the largest cattle feeding and ranching enterprises in the U.S.

James Herring’s innovation and commitment to improving the quality of beef throughout the industry helped build an industry giant.

Nebraska cattle feeder۪s hard work and loyalty pay off for his employer, family and community.