Anderson-Wood Ranch

10/06/2026

Our first lamb! It’s a ram. I’ve always raised cattle follow me on this journey.

09/28/2026

Victoria grinding hog her own hog feed.

09/15/2026

PASTURE BOARDING AVAILABLE | NEW HOPE, AL

We have only a handful of pasture-board spots available and are looking for a few good horses and owners to join us.

📍 Located in New Hope, just minutes from Huntsville, Owens Cross Roads, Gurley, and Guntersville.

Our setup includes:
• Spacious pastures with web-wire fencing
• Hay & water provided
• Stalls available for feeding, emergencies, farrier work, etc.
• Wash rack
• Tack room
• Feed room
• Hangout area with coffee pot & microwave
• Trailer parking

We live on the property. So we’re looking for owners who appreciate a laid-back, environment and want their horses well cared for. Come take a look and see if we are the right fit.

09/03/2026

🐴 PASTURE BOARDING AVAILABLE — OCTOBER 1

We’ll have 4 pasture-board spots available beginning October 1 at our farm in New Hope, Alabama, conveniently located just minutes from Guntersville, Huntsville, and Gurley.

This is a working farm and our home, and we take pride in keeping the property clean, safe, and well maintained. Horses have access to pasture, hay, and fresh water, with stalls available when needed for emergencies or temporary situations. If you have extenuating circumstances we can discuss them.

Pasture boarding — $350/month
• Hay & water included
• Wash rack
• Stalls available for emergencies
• Tack/feed areas
• Quiet, well-maintained property
• Owner responsibility for extras and special feeding needs

This is not a full-service facility, and we’re not set up for horses requiring complicated daily care or specialized feeding programs.

If you’re looking for a clean, peaceful place where your horse can simply be a horse, come take a look and see if our farm is the right fit.

📍 New Hope, Alabama

Message us to schedule a visit.

08/25/2026

PASTURE BOARDING AVAILABLE – NEW HOPE, ALABAMA 🐴

We will have 4 pasture boarding spots available October 1st at our farm in New Hope, Alabama.

📍 Centrally located:
• Minutes from Guntersville
• Minutes from downtown Huntsville
• Minutes from Gurley

We offer a quiet, well-maintained farm environment with plenty of room for horses to enjoy pasture life.

If you’re looking for a place where your horse can have space to roam and enjoy the farm life, we’d love to have you come take a look.

4 spots available October 1st.

📩 Message us to schedule a visit and see if Anderson Wood Ranch is the right fit for you and your horse!

08/18/2026

PASTURE BOARDING AVAILABLE OCTOBER 1ST! New Hope, Alabama

Anderson Wood Ranch will have four spots available for pasture boarding beginning October 1st.

This is a working environment, with two residences on the property, so we’re looking for respectful boarders who are comfortable being part of a working farm environment.

If you’re looking for a safe, peaceful place for your horse with room to roam, contact us to come take a look and see if we’re the right fit for you and your horse.

📍 Anderson Wood Ranch
New Hope, Alabama

03/02/2026

WHOLE ANGUS BEEF

Available the week of March 10th
ONE whole beef
• 100% Angus
• No hormones
• No antibiotics
• Pasture-raised
• Grain-finished for superior marbling and flavor

Perfect for splitting with friends or neighbors and filling your freezer with steaks, roasts, and ground beef you can actually feel good about feeding your family.

One purchase. Months of meals.
No grocery store guessing games. No mystery meat. No regrets later when prices jump again.

Message for pricing, cut options, and details.

11/21/2025

Just another reason to have a relationship with your local rancher.

Tyson to Close Major Nebraska Beef Plant Amid Cattle Shortage (WSJ)

Tyson Foods, the largest meat processor in the U.S., is set to close its beef-processing plant in Lexington, Nebraska—a major facility that employs around 3,000 people and has the capacity to slaughter nearly 5,000 cattle daily. This move marks the first large-scale plant closure among the dominant “Big Four” packers during the current U.S. cattle supply crunch.

Cattle supplies in the U.S. are at their lowest levels since the 1950s, severely impacting packers' margins. Tyson reported nearly $2 billion in increased cattle procurement costs for its 2025 fiscal year, culminating in a $426 million adjusted loss from its beef division. Despite near record-high beef prices at retail, packers like Tyson are facing mounting financial pressure, prompting operational scale-backs.

11/18/2025

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11/13/2025

Super excited about a tractor ride.