SCRANTON, Iowa – Justin and Lacie Robbins are a busy couple, but they’re perfectly willing to let the grass grow under their feet.
The Robbins family runs nearly 200 purebred Angus and commercial cows on their west central Iowa farm.
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Justin, Lacie and McKinley Robbins were recently named Commercial Producers of the Year. The family farms near Scranton in Greene County, Iowa.
Photo courtesy of the Iowa Cattlemen's AssociationSCRANTON, Iowa – Justin and Lacie Robbins are a busy couple, but they’re perfectly willing to let the grass grow under their feet.
The Robbins family runs nearly 200 purebred Angus and commercial cows on their west central Iowa farm.
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