Showing posts with label RHD reps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RHD reps. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Georgia National Fair

Lots of the RHD team will be out and about this week and next at different shows, sales, and events.

We are really excited to be represented at the Georgia National Fair by our RHD Rep Reba Hicks. Reba Hicks represents Alabama and the southeastern U.S. She attends Auburn University (WAR EAGLE!) and is a senior majoring in Animal Sciences.

More than likely, Reba will be around the Chi cattle, since she is a past member of the Jr. Chi board and was their national queen.

You can't miss Reba since she's always wearing a big smile, has a friendly word for everyone, and is unmistakeable with that red hair!

So look for Reba and feel free to talk with her about any of the projects going on at RHD and how we can help you. We're always booking new web sites, with pricing starting at $400. She can also tell you about some specials to help you save money on your print advertising campaigns by using RHD for all of your print+web services.


We'll also be "un-officially" represented at the Georgia National by dear old dad, Jim Williams, who'll be there judging. And we can always count on him to give a good word for RHD.

Also this week, Joelynn will be at the State Fair of Texas, so watch for her. Though you'll have to look for her in disguise, since she'll probably be behind the camera.


Friday, July 1, 2011

RHD Rep: Caci Nance

Meet our newest RHD rep...Caci Nance from South Carolina. This lady is totally on the ball and super active in her career, farm, and beef industry activities.
Caci is a 20-something farm wife from York, South Carolina and joined the RHD team in 2011 as an RHD rep for the southeast. Caci is extremely active in the beef industry in many roles. She is an independent beef sales rep for Southeast Select Sires where she works with cattlemen across South Carolina. Caci and her husband also serve on the South Carolina Farm Bureau Young Farmer & Racher committee and she is the volunteer director of the South Carolina Beef Ambassador program and ANCW Region II Consumer Education commitee chair. Agriculture is the Nance family's life! They, along with their in-laws, run their family farm which consists of a 100 cow dairy, 250 head cow/calf operation, and 500 acres of row crops and forages.

Look for Caci at NCBA and ANCW events, the National Beef Ambassador Competition, and lots of events in South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia and Georgia!

Thursday, June 30, 2011

RHD Rep: Ashley Middleswarth

Meet Ashley Middleswarth, an RHD Rep from Torrington, Wyoming.....

Ashley is a sixth generation Hereford breeder from Torrington, Wyoming and represents Ranch House Designs, Inc. at Hereford events throughout the United States. Middleswarth graduated from Oklahoma State University in 2008 with a degree in agricultural education. She enjoys the multitude of opportunities associated with her role in Middleswarth Hereford Ranch and is excited to incorporate that into her new role with RHD. Look for Ashley at all major Hereford events including the National Junior Hereford Expo, Denver, Western Nugget in Reno, American Royal, and Ft. Worth. She also represents us at events out west including Wyoming State Fair.


Wednesday, June 29, 2011

RHD Rep: Briana Bishop

Meet our RHD Rep for Florida....Briana Bishop!

Briana represents Ranch House Designs, Inc. at a variety of events throughout the southeast. She grew up on a diversified livestock operation on the IS Ranch in Trenton, Florida. Briana has a world of experience with the cattle business including travelling throughout the United States exhibiting Brahman cattle and steers. She is a national director of the American Junior Brahman Association and former national Brahman queen. She has also been published in Working Ranch Magazine as one of the 'ranch diary' authors where she described a typical week on her family's ranch. Briana enjoys any type of activity that helps promote agriculture, and is a great person to talk to if you are a cattle rancher from the southeast who would like to learn more about RHD.