The Noble’s, a Colorado family, are keeping 100 years of family ranching going

A family tradition of more than 100 years reaches a new generation as this Colorado ranch looks toward the future. Certified Angus Beef introduces us to the Noble family and shares the story of their livestock operation with nearly 1,300 cows.

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