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Carrie Stadheim

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South Dakota
As seen in: Tri-State Livestock News, Summit Daily News, The Fence Post, Our Community Now, Sky-Hi News, Powder River Examiner, Tractor Report
I love Jesus, my family, ranching and my friends. My passion is for the cattle industry because it's the best way of life.
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Nebraska farmer welcomed FDR, became a trusted adviser

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By Rachel Spencer Gabel Verified, Carrie Stadheim Verified
| The Fence Post Verified
Share this story Gustav Sumnick visits with then presidential candidate Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932. Photo courtesy Mick Sumnick Sumnick 1 Gustav Sumnick immigrated from Germany and joined the Sooner movement to Oklahoma. When he arrived, he knew he wanted more farm ground, so he moved north to Nebraska. It was there he met Mary Kenneway. Her family of farmers had immigrated from Ireland. When the two married in 1892, they lived on Mary’s family farm and grew it to over 1,100 acres.
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A handshake: Livestock industry advocate meets President Trump following ag-inspired dinner

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By Carrie Stadheim Verified
| Tri-State Livestock News Verified
Share this story Many would consider Shad Sullivan’s title unimportant. American cattle rancher. “I’m an American cattle rancher. I’m a policy-driven individual. I’m America-first all the way,” said Sullivan, who serves as R-CALF USA’s Property Rights Committee chairman and has, over the course of recent months, built relationships with political representatives.
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Biting the hand that feeds you: Oregon considers ballot measure to criminalize ranching, hunting, fishing

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By Carrie Stadheim Verified
| The Fence Post Verified
Diana Wirth, Oregon Cattlemen’s Association President, said this is the third time anti-agriculture groups have pushed for a ban on ranching, hunting and fishing. She believes they will continue to bring this issue into the future. Photo courtesy Diana Wirth Oregon-RFP-062226 Oregon voters may get the chance to weigh in on a measure criminalize raising livestock for food, hunting animals and performing basic animal husbandry practices.
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