Cibolo Creek Cattle Company

03/27/2024

Farm to Table Beef

07/04/2023

Weaning the lambs.

07/04/2023

Getting the lambs weaned.

07/04/2023

Happy Independence Day!

06/14/2023

Got the hay cut, raked, baled, and put up.

05/24/2023

We are taking summer beef orders by the whole and half steer, raised locally here in Boerne. Y'all check out the website for more info! cibolocattle.com

Farm to Table Beef

01/06/2023

Shippin hay up the county

12/29/2022

12/10/2022

Christmas beef and lamb cuts for sale. Ranched locally in Boerne, and sold direct farm to table. Stock up on beef or lamb, and support local Boerne agriculture.

Visit cibolocattle.com to learn more.

Farm to Table Beef

07/06/2022

"The 1950s Texas drought was a period between 1949 and 1957 in which the state received 30 to 50% less rain than normal, while temperatures rose above average. During this time, Texans experienced the second-, third-, and eighth-driest single years ever in the state – 1956, 1954, and 1951, respectively.
The drought was described by a state water official as "the most costly and one of the most devastating droughts in 600 years."

By 1954, the drought had affected a 10-state area reaching from the Midwest to the Great Plains, and southward into New Mexico and the Deep South, where Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina all experienced their driest calendar year since reliable records began. By the end of the decade, half of the farming industry in Texas was gone.

The city of Dallas' reservoirs ran so low that water had to be pumped from the Red River, whose high salt content caused further trouble by damaging water pipes and plants. Corsicana experienced 82 days of temperatures over 100 °F or 37.8 °C, peaking at 113 °F or 45 °C.

On April 24, 1957, a storm brought 10 inches of rain on a large portion of Texas within a few hours, accompanied by destructive hail and multiple tornadoes. The rain continued for 32 days, and the floods killed 22 people and forced thousands from their homes. Every major river in Texas flooded, washing out bridges and sweeping away houses."

-- Source: San Antonio Express News
Update: I just had my first water well go almost dry since posting this. Spent all yesterday hauling water. Also if any of y'all are interested in butcher calves for the freezer later this year, message for more info.

06/30/2022

Local farm to table sale for steak and brisket!
The beef is all natural, and steroid, hormone, and antibiotic free.
Each box contains 3 t-bone steaks, a 3.5 lb brisket, 3 chuck fillet steaks, cube fillet steaks, one inch diced shish kebab meat, and 14 one-pound packs of lean hamburger/ground beef.
All the beef is deep frozen and neatly vacuum packed into 1 to 2 lb portions.
These boxes are perfect for 4th of July bbqing!
The beef is now available for pickup near Boerne.
Please message for more info.