"Decatur County Feed Yard is the leader ... and utilizing Micro Beef Technologies is going to make it easier for me to stay in the business of ranching."

Mike Healy
LU Ranch Co.
Worland, WY

Satisified customer since 1995

We are in our fifth year of feeding cattle with Decatur County Feed Yard. The modern technology they utilize combined with their great staff has made it a very positive experience. We have recommended Decatur County Feed Yard to many of our bull customers for their calf finishing needs and have heard nothing but good news from them after dealing with Warren and his crew.

Lisa and Harry Moser
Moser Ranch
Wheaton, Kansas

Dear Warren-
Three weeks ago (2-12-2005) we hosted our most successful sale in 13 years—We have many people to thank for helping us reach the level of success we have come to know in this business, and you are one of them. Our relationship with Decatur County Feed Yard is helping us know more about our product so that we can help make our customers products more valuable to the marketplace. Thank you for providing the critical link between us and the steaks on the consumers' tables. We appreciate you being at our sale and truly value your friendship.

Lisa and Harry Moser
Moser Ranch
Wheaton, Kansas

Our goal for the last 22 years has been to develop commercial bulls that will be useful to commercial cattlemen, and by useful I mean to make a difference to their bottom line. Commercial cattle business has become a business driven by information and data over the last decade. Our cattle excel in a number of areas:

Gain on feed
Ribeye average in carcass
Conversion efficiency on feed

And most important of all, they excel in profitability. Our philosophy is that form follows function. Decatur County Feed Yard in Kansas reports to us that the first and fourth most profitable pens of steers fed last year (2003) were sired by Willow Oak bulls. That’s from more than 40,000 head fed.

Richard Arnold
Willow Oaks Ranch
Rogersville, Tenn.