These Concrete Farmers Are Leaving A Lasting Legacy Across Texas

“We’re built to last and built for generations.”

What started as a side hustle for a ranch family has turned into a growing business.

The Texas Farm Bureau introduces us to the Cox family, using a unique material to build water troughs made to last for generations.

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