Your page title will be the ranch or family name. Update the page settings to add the summary of the rancher profile. This will automatically pull into the dark gray section next to the ranch or family image at the top of the page.
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Download Raising Beef Rancher Profile Template
Use the "SBC Raising Beef" Layout for these pages.
Use this layout section to place the Social Sharing post and the lifecylce stage.
Place an existing post and filter to "Site Extensions." Select Social Sharing. Place another existing post from Site Extensions and select from Backgrounding, Cow/Calf or Feeder.
Between 6-12 months of age, cattle spend time at stocker and backgrounder farms and ranches where they graze on a variety of pastures. Here they gain weight and convert forage and grass into lean protein.
Cows are bred and calves are born and raised every year on cow-calf farms and ranches, spending time grazing on grass pastures within sight of their mothers.
Cattle spend their final 4-6 months at a feedyard being fed a scientifically-balanced diet and receiving daily care.
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