Meet our new Canadian friends: Bohrson Marketing

There is nothing cooler than getting a new client from outside of the United Sates. So when the crew at Bohrson Marketing contacted us to help them with a new site, we jumped!

Bohrson Marketing, located in Carstairs, Canada, specializes in promoting Angus, Simmental and Limousin genetics in Canada. The crew provides commitment in full service sales management and marketing frozen genetics. All is in efforts to show their dedication to customer success while keeping the client’s program in the forefront of the beef industry.

The site provides viewers a deeper look into the services Bohrson provides, in addition to highlighting Canadian donors and sires. With images of each bull and cow available, along with detailed pedigree, future customers and clients are able to window shop before making their next breeding decision.

Yet, all of this information is coupled with a unique, stand-out design.  If you are interested in learning more about Bohrson or would like to look at what they have to offer, check out their site or give them a call. 

Thunderbrook Farms

We are happy to introduce another new web site, Thunderbrook Farms of Nova Scotia Canada.  Thunderbrook Farms is a fifth generation farm owned and operated by Brian and Joan Trueman and their family. Located in Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada, their operation includes blueberries, lumber and a British based cow herd, half of which are commercial females and half of which are purebred Herefords.

The Trueman family is a part of our growing RHD international client base. With the ease of communication over e-mail, RHD has been able to serve livestock producers and clients worldwide, with clients in all of North America (Canada, US, Mexico), Australia, and several South American and Central American countries. We love an opportunity to work with international clients and learn more about the agricultural enterprises in these different locations.

Though we'll probably never actually get to meet the Trueman's face to face, I have no doubt that if we did get the chance to meet....we would be friends. Their life seems to revolve around agriculture, just like so many of us at RHD and so many of our blog readers. According to the Trueman's, "Over a cup of coffee or around the dinner table, there are always discussions about cattle. Our life like most cattle people has four seasons including calving, breeding, showing and sale season."

Sounds like my kinda- people!

I hope you will take a minute and visit http://www.thunderbrookfarms.com/ and learn more about this really neat farming operation in Canada, and a great livestock family.