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Heim Cattle Innovations, Miss Rodeo ND 2025, and Rodeo Insights

Discover how this ranchpreneurial family is blending old-school ranching values with cutting-edge solutions to revolutionize fencing for ranchers across the region. Next, we shine a spotlight on the 2025 Miss Rodeo North Dakota Coronation with Beni Paulson, as we celebrate the crowning of the newest rodeo ambassador who will carry the spirit of the West into the future.

But that’s not all—Tisa sits down with Chad Miller, a dedicated cowboy, rancher, and proud father, to discuss his exciting new role with Topp Herefords. This conversation sets the stage for a future feature, giving you an insider's look at the world of premier Hereford cattle and the people who raise them. As the colder months approach, we also share essential tips on winter horse blanketing to help you keep your four-legged partners warm and comfortable through the toughest weather.

Packed with ranching innovation, rodeo tradition, and practical advice, this episode captures the spirit of the cowboy way of life. Whether you’re on the saddle every day or simply love the Western lifestyle, Dakota Cowboy offers something for everyone. Don’t miss this engaging blend of culture, community, and wisdom from the heart of North Dakota. Grab your hat and boots, and join us for a ride you won’t forget!

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Heim Fencing
Miss Rodeo North Dakota
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Topp Herefords
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rodeo
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