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Super Bowl Champ Jordy Nelson has some tips for cattle producers

The former NFL wide receiver left behind the arena’s lights for the freedom of the cattle pasture, where he raises certified Angus.

March 09, 2021 01:52 PM

As a former Super Bowl champion and now an Angus cattleman, Jordy Nelson knows a thing or two about success. That is why he was chosen to share his story and tips with other cattle producers.

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