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The Hawley Land & Cattle Company, founded in
1852, Lane County
2009 Sesquicentennial Award
Family (more
info)
The great, great grandparents of current owner Bill
Hoyt, Ira and Elvira Hawley, traveled by wagon train to
their DLC site near Cottage Grove with five head of
cattle and three young sons. Old-timers refer to the
ranch as the "ranch at the divide," because it is
situated between the drainage of the Umpqua and
Willamette rivers. Hoyt's great aunt Alsea Hawley
propelled the ranch into the seed stock business by
purchasing a Canadian National Champion polled Hereford
bull. During her time, the ranch was heralded as one of
Oregon's premier seed stock producers. Hoyt has
continued to diversify, and now raises sheep and goats
as well as cattle. His invasive weed PhD project teams
with OSU-and uses grazing goats for weed control in
environmentally sensitive areas. Hoyt is president-elect
of the Oregon's Cattlemen's Association. |
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