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The Why behind graham's hay and ag supplies
The Grahams: Built by Grit, Rooted in Legacy
In the heart of California’s high desert, where the wind kicks up dust and the sunsets stretch wide across the sky, you’ll find the Grahams — a family who never once asked what the ranching life could give them, only what they could give back to it.
Earl and Rhonda Graham didn’t just grow up in agriculture... they carved their names into it. Earl’s a fourth-generation rancher out of Victorville who started his first cattle A.I. business at 18, became an auctioneer before most folks graduate high school, and built a career on handshakes, horsepower, and hard-earned trust. Rhonda, raised on a mountain ranch in Big Bear, learned the ropes under her father’s watchful eye, running rodeos and falling in love with horses before she ever met the cowboy who’d become her partner in life and legacy.
Since 1973, the two have weathered droughts, dust storms, market crashes, and court rulings- never once backing down, never once backing out. Together, they’ve built businesses from the ground up: livestock sales, hay distribution, a Central Coast cattle operation, farrier work, and a trail horse string that served everyone from movie sets to summer camps.
But the Grahams have always been more than just doers, they’re givers. Thirty years ago, they founded Wild Horsemen of America, a nonprofit raising funds for fallen officers’ families and community causes close to their hearts. They opened their land for rides and cattle drives, not just for fun, but to help grieving families find healing.
Their greatest pride isn’t in the horses they’ve trained or the cattle they’ve raised: it’s in the three daughters they brought up in the dust and daylight of ranch life. Today, their farm-to-freezer beef company bears the name Three Sisters. Still rooted in the same values that raised them: work hard, give back, and take care of the land that takes care of you.
Rhonda still rides. Earl still buys hay. And together, they continue to steward their family-run operations in honor of their family and the legacy they raised with grit and grace.
Because for the Grahams, this isn’t just ranching.
It’s legacy.
It’s purpose.
It’s home.
From our family to yours, God Bless.
