High Choice Feeders, LLC is a custom feedyard in western Kansas. As the 2017 CAB award winner, it is our goal to continually provide the best services possible.
We've been reading Beef Magazine online today to catch up with the latest headlines in the cattle business. Not all of it applies to our work at High Choice Feeders, but it's still a great resource. Are there any cattle industry resources you like to read? https://t.co/1yyfo1VIpp
We're proud of our alliance with the National Beef Packing Company. Our strong alliance allows High Choice Feeders to sell cattle to National Beef, using our shares in U.S. Premium Beef. These shares allow customers to earn a larger return on their investment.
At High Choice Feeders. we know that profit comes from quality. You can't turn a sow's ear into a silk purse. Our approach is based on a proven formula: We look to offset price WITH quality. https://t.co/3CwE0XZ32h
We’ve been reading up on the latest news from the cattle industry. Read our latest blog to learn more about some recent developments. https://t.co/LpkAq5Okqa
Andrew Scott is the Chief Financial Officer of High Choice Feeders. Read more about Andrew and what his job entails on our latest blog. https://t.co/69vJwo9WQl
Happy Independence Day from all of us at High Choice Feeders. Celebrate with beef on the grill and have a safe and happy holiday with your friends and families!
Francisco Rodriguez is the Manager of High Choice Feeders II. Read more about Francisco and what his job entails on our latest blog. https://t.co/bec8c0MLHZ
Kayla Van Meter, our Financial Controller, oversees our office staff, prepares financial reports, and manages our daily accounting functions. She is always happy to help with whatever is thrown her way.
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The 2022 Cattle Industry Convention was this month. Read about a few of the highlights in our latest blog. (Photo courtesy of Cattle Industry Convention.)
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What do the USDA Cattle on Feed Report and the Cattle Inventory Report mean for our industry? Read our latest blog for some insights.
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Ed & Patsy Bruce wrote the song, "Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys," and while it's a classic, there's no place we'd rather be than working outdoors with the cattle.
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