Nestled among the rolling hills in beautiful Mason County, Kentucky is a fourth generation family farm dating back to the 1800’s that is owned and managed by three brothers – Tommy, Larry and Mike Manning. Operating as Triple M Farms in Kentucky, the brothers have combined their resources in a partnership to raise Angus and Black Hereford cattle as well as corn, soybeans and hay. The Manning brothers are carrying on the family legacy and continue to seek ways to practice regenerative agriculture while producing a high quality beef product.
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