Larry Stangle

Larry Stangle raises Hereford cattle in Marsland, NE, in the Nebraska panhandle near Scottsbluff. He has been involved with the American Hereford Association for over a decade and follows recommended genetic screening protocols to promote herd health.

The herd grazes on native prairie grasses year-round, and calves grow up with daily gentle handling to foster calm, confident temperaments. Stock moves through rotational pasture systems that honor traditional ranching practices and support soil health. Several individuals have placed at regional fairs, reflecting consistent quality bred with attention to welfare and temperament.

Facilities include a heated calving barn and natural windbreaks that provide comfort for the herd through harsh winter conditions. Clients note transparent record keeping and an informed approach to breeding that prioritizes animal welfare. Pastures are managed to support native flora and fauna, reflecting the ranch’s commitment to environmental stewardship. Local agricultural shows and university outreach programs have featured Larry Stangle’s breeding program, underscoring a role in community education.