TexHen Ranch Co.

Say that five times fast!

WANT TO BE A POULTRY VENDOR IN SEPTEMBER? Here is your road map!

TAHC FORM:https://www.tahc.texas.gov/animal_health/poultry/04-07_Poultry-FowlRegistration.pdf
-Fill it out and mail it in.
-wait for a call from your county TAHC agent to schedule their onsite visit to verify flock size and breeds.
-when they call, tell them you’d like to also have your flock PT tested or you can hire an independent PT tester (some are in this group, just ask they will let you know who they are)
-Don’t wait until the last minute to start this process.

Fill out this form to get an email about being a vendor at our September 26th event!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1fdZGEmQJdUt_Xa5O8B-kQDavVtvHDODH8i1y3r1rrOg/edit?usp=drivesdk

And as always you can email or message us with questions! [email protected]

Y’all do one of my FFA bonus girls a solid and like (not this post) the original post from Molly’s Custom Silver!
HELP HER WIN THAT BUCKLE!

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Graduate with Molly's Buckle Giveaway 🎓🤠
Anissa Torres: Receiving a graduation buckle would mean so to me. Because it would represents all the hard work, long days, and dedication I’ve put into school and the activities I’m passionate about. Being involved in FFA, showing lambs, welding, and competing on LDE and CDE teams has taught me responsibility and perseverance. A graduation buckle would be something I could proudly wear and keep forever as a reminder of everything I accomplished during this chapter of my life. With the constant reminder of the people who supported and encouraged me along the way. High school has helped shape me into a stronger and more determined person, and I’m proud of how far I’ve come. I plan to continue working hard and building a future doing what I love which is becoming a welder. Winning this buckle would make graduating even more special and memorable for me.