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Vollmer Angus Ranch
40103 353rd St NE
Wing, ND 58494
Cell: 701-214-0311
701-943-2691
Fax: 701-943-2681
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Copyright 2008
Vollmer Angus Ranch
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Vollmer Angus Ranch Mission Statement:
To produce high quality Angus cattle that strive and thrive in the realistic but harsh environment of the Dakota's. We desire to breed cattle of outstanding phenotype, structure, and genetic excellence that runs deep into the pedigree ancestry. We insist that the cattle of this nature survive on minimal inputs while producing a palatable end product through the conversion of forage. It is extremely important that the cattle be reproductively efficient enabling them to be a sound financial investment.
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VAR History
Vollmer Angus Ranch was founded 56 years ago by Alvin and Verna Vollmer as
a diversified operation, including beef, dairy, swine and small grains. In
1968 their son, Allen, and his wife, Bev, started a registered Angus herd.
They continue to operate it today. Also involved is their son, Troy — along with his wife, Sara, and daughters, Brooklyn, Haley, and Callie and their
daughter, Tamra - along with her husband Tony, and their children, Chris,
Derrek, Jaci, Taylor, AJ and Clayton.
The forage-based livestock operation focuses on raising quality Angus
cattle and the grass and feedstuffs required for long northern winters.
The ranch is operated solely by the Vollmer family and includes 600 cows
on more than 5,000 acres in the Couteau region, where the tall-grass prairie meets the short-grass prairie.
The ranch will host its 30th annual bull sale this year. The Vollmers rely on
the vast array of information provided by the American Angus Association
to achieve breeding and performance goals in their herd.
Allen and Bev are past presidents of the North Dakota Angus Association
and North Dakota Angus Auxiliary, respectively. Troy and Tamra were both
active in junior Angus programs, and Tamra was the first North Dakota
junior elected to the National Junior Angus Association Board of
Directors. Troy currently serves as a director on the Burleigh County Soil
Conservation Service District and the North Dakota Angus Association. The family has been recognized for their
resource management and soil conservation practices.
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Allen & Bev Vollmer
40103 353rd St NE, Wing, ND 58494
701-943-2691
Troy, Sara,
Brooklyn, Haley & Callie Vollmer
40331 353rd St NE, Wing, ND 58494
cell 701-214-0311
701-943-2431
Tamra, Tony,
Chris, Derrek, Jaci, Taylor, AJ & Clayton Heins
41279 353rd St NE, Wing, ND 58494
701-943-2367
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