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Sample rows

4 of the 350 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Texas has the most listings: 105 businesses, 74 of them with an email address. Oklahoma follows with 17.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 350 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 201 rated businesses is 5.0, and 142 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 245 email addresses, 49 (20%) are role addresses such as info@, 49 (20%) name a person and 147 (60%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this cattle farm email list?

The cattle farm file lists 350 Google Maps entries in the Cattle farm category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a farm, ranch or feedlot that has put itself on the map, which includes family cow-calf operations, purebred breeders, show cattle farms and larger ranches. One owner with two farms listed gets two rows.

245 of the rows have an email address. Phone numbers are on 239 rows and a website on 134, so email is present on more rows than a phone or a web page. Many ranches have no site at all, which is why you should not expect to check a business online before writing to it.

Every row carries the single category Cattle farm. Breed, herd size and whether the farm sells beef or breeding stock are not in the file, though a farm's name often gives a hint.

How can you segment the file?

You filter the CSV in a spreadsheet using the columns it has.

State is the main cut, since cattle work follows regional systems. Texas has 105 of the 350 listings, followed by Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska and Wisconsin. A seller of equipment for cow-calf herds will care about different states than a seller of dairy supplies.

City names on this list are small towns, such as Dimmitt, Hereford and Richards in Texas, and Wisner in Nebraska. The city column helps a rep plan a route, and it helps a local feed or vet supplier find farms in its delivery area.

The business name helps with breed and purpose. Words like angus, hereford, longhorn, wagyu, show cattle, beef or ranch separate seedstock breeders from commercial operations.

Email type needs attention. Of the 245 addresses, 147 are on free mail domains such as Gmail, 49 are named-person addresses and 49 are role addresses. Most of the list is the rancher's own mailbox.

• State: one state, a group of neighbors or the whole country.
• City: the delivery area of a dealer or a rep's route.
• Business name keyword: angus, hereford, longhorn, wagyu, show cattle, beef.
• Email type: free-mail owner address, named person or role address.

Who buys a cattle farm email list?

The buyers are suppliers to ranching. Feed mills and mineral makers sell supplements and protein tubs. Animal health companies sell vaccines, dewormers and fly control. Equipment dealers and manufacturers of chutes, panels, gates, feeders and waterers write to the same farms, and so do trailer makers and ear tag companies.

Genetics firms and semen sellers look for breeders who use artificial insemination. Livestock auction houses and cattle marketing platforms recruit consignors. Fencing suppliers, hay and seed dealers, ag lenders, crop and livestock insurance brokers, and farm software firms that track herds and pasture also pitch to ranchers.

How do you run outreach to cattle farms?

A rancher works outdoors and checks email on a phone, often after supper. Keep the message short enough to read on a small screen, with plain words and no attachments. State the product, the price and how to order. The 147 free-mail addresses and 49 named-person addresses reach the owner directly.

Seasons drive the calendar. Calving, branding, haying, weaning and the fall sale each bring their own purchases. A vaccine seller should write ahead of weaning, a feed company before winter, and a genetics firm before breeding. Ask yourself what the rancher must decide this month and write to that.

Be specific about the region. A fly control product that works in the humid south is not the same one a Nebraska rancher needs. Mention the state or a nearby town so the reader sees you know where the farm is.

Because only 134 rows have a website, you will often write without reading the farm's page. Use the farm's name and town as the personalization. Send a first batch of a few hundred, watch the bounces, and keep a plain one-line reply address.

What email rules apply when you contact cattle farms?

A commercial email to a ranch under CAN-SPAM has to carry your valid mailing address and an unsubscribe method that works. Remove any rancher who opts out, and keep that removal for future sends.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Texas has 105 listings and 74 of them have an email. Oklahoma has 17, Missouri 16, Illinois 15, and Kansas, Nebraska and Wisconsin 13 each. Florida has 10, and Alabama and Arizona have 9 each.

The city list is flat because farms sit in small towns. Dimmitt has 6 listings, Hereford 5, and Richards 4. Wisner, Orange Grove and West Allis have 3 each, and Hartford, Sherman, Plains and St Mary have 2 each.

A Texas-based seller can start with the state and cover about a third of the file. Anyone selling in the Plains can take Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska together, and a dairy or Midwest supplier can combine Wisconsin and Illinois. The 239 phone numbers support a call campaign next to the email.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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