OHR Red Angus

OHR Red Angus raises purebred red Angus cattle on the Olson family's operation in Argusville, North Dakota, about 20 minutes northwest of Fargo in the heart of the Red River Valley. The ranch, operating under the "Olson Hereford Ranch" name, is a seedstock enterprise with roots going back to 1936, making it one of the longest-running purebred livestock programs in the state.

The red Angus herd was built over roughly 15 years by selecting females from established breeders and pairing them with quality bulls. Cattle are evaluated for performance traits including calving ease, muscle, carcass characteristics, and structural soundness. The operation spans approximately 2,900 acres of Cass County farmland, where the Olsons practice rotational grazing on silty loam ground in a region better known for row crops than beef seedstock.

For producers in North Dakota searching for red Angus cattle, OHR represents a rare seedstock presence in the Red River Valley. The program also includes polled Hereford cattle, giving the ranch a dual-breed focus under its "Red Power" identity. The Olson family — including Carl and Lindsay Olson along with Carl's parents — runs both the livestock and a substantial crop farming operation on the same ground.

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