I Am Angus: Strommen Family

Aaron and Sheyna Strommen, Strommen Ranch, Fort Rice, N.D., share a snowy, subzero day on their ranch in south central North Dakota. For more information, visit www.ANGUS.org.

[@wadeladner7670]

It’s hard when you first get started but the rewards are worth it. You look back in later years and say we did it.

[@johnnorton2182]

The people that gave this a thumbs down have no soul those babies are undoubtedly the most important things you will raise on that ranch. God Bless y’all

[@ioanmorar7672]

Very nice family together Good bless you

[@VinceLombardi-nn7ie]

Putting in work MAKING MONEY 2 SUPPORT YOURSELF AND A famILY. 🦅Birds Calling

[@reinhardgeissler7486]

So Amazing!! What an Inspiration of Black Angus cattle and a true family!!! God Bless!!!! Reinhard from Germany

[@dalewadsworth5703]

Yes the most important product is the children. They are your every lasting legacy.

[@Maverick1rw]

Who are the 3 people that could not like this ? Great family and passion for angus. God bless you and hope all is well this rough winter. Rick from Kentucky

[@seecanon5840]

You have a following. Done this before for the herd. Miss it. Happy New Year. Cattle definitely have unique personalities. Lucky you. Shalom.

[@kathywood5817]

Wonderful, heartwarming story Sheyna and Aaron! I certainly understand the benefits of raising a family on a farm, and I know how much work and comittment it takes. The life lessons learned are invaluable too. Thanks for sharing!

[@pamriquel]

Amazing! What an inspiration, a true family!! God Bless!

[@monikakantor3858]

Greetings from Poland! 😉