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ranch

[ranch] / ræntʃ /


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Manning Beef was founded in the 1920s as a ranching business.

From Los Angeles Times

There are also results for restaurants, hotels, and dude ranches.

From Literature

Bowman’s family owns a farm and ranch as well as a small-town bank where she used to work, overseeing compliance and even shoveling snow when the job required.

From The Wall Street Journal

The actor noted that the family had embraced an abundance of wildlife on the ranch, including adding multiple animals to their broods, from pigs and chickens to horses, dogs, and cats.

From MarketWatch

Small ranches can occasionally be found for less than $1 million, but the handful of equestrian properties complete with stables and barns go for $2 million or more.

From Los Angeles Times