RNR Farms & Red Angus

I’m not trying to rush time or anything but man am I excited to see what our 2025 replacement heifers give us 🫣

And the 2026 heifers are looking like an outstanding group as well.

RNR RED HOTS N41

Girls got WW, YW, CW and ADG in the top 20% 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

Exposed to RNR CAPTAIN AMERICA and then turned in with our new bull from Langdon Farms Red Angus & Simmental

Happy Father’s Day

Get your orders in now! These are while supplies last and they won’t last long!

Text us at 724-366-9495 with your name and how many steaks you want.

Pickup is Friday, July 3!

The heavens declare the glory of God, and so will I.

Last night as the sunset, as I’m standing on our farm that we have worked so very hard to build from nothing. With our kids running around screaming and the cattle lowing. Amidst all the chaos.

Something so simple as a sunset reminded me that nothing we have is because of what we have done but that everything we have is because of Him.

FB doesn’t like it when I talk about Jesus, it hides my posts and blocks views. Not that long ago my views were in the millions every month and now they’re in the few thousands.

This is your notice: I won’t stop talking about the One who saved me, so if that loses me views or likes or follows, so be it.

Habakkuk 3:17-18

An old farmer’s proverb I stumbled across

Tim’s one lucky guy 😂🙈

Why’d you buy that, it’s not a red angus?

Well, for starters Captain Obvious, I’m aware but here’s 3 reasons we have Herefords:

1. It’s hard to get baldies without them and that hybrid vigor is real.

2. Tim’s Great-Grandfather raised registered Herefords for many, many years and they make a nice addition to our herd and a nice homage to him.

3. Is it really any of your business what kind of cows I buy? I promise, they’ll never be black though.

Anyways, meet Bluebell. She looks salty as all get out but she’s actually pretty sweet.