Cattle Ranch Of The Week: 7P Ranch

7P Ranch, located near Tyler, Texas, is a Simmental/Simbrah cattle ranch committed to producing the best genetics and soundest animals to further the breed as well as strengthen your cattle operation. Joe Prud’homme, owner of 7P Ranch, takes an involved hands-on approach to the ranch’s daily operations; develops the vision and future direction of the entire operation.

In order to guarantee their animals they participate in rigorous studies, for instance, the forage bull testing program with Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas. 7P Ranch is continually researching and learning the latest so their herd has the best start and development. To provide the best genetics, Artificial Insemination breeding and Embryo Transfer are used to insure the strongest bloodlines are available for their herd.

They are poised to meet the needs and demands of the cattleman as well as the changing industry.

For more information visit www.7PRanch.com.

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