Cane Wash Livestock

Cane Wash Livestock, nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Kingman, Arizona, traces its roots to a deep-seated love for country living. Originating from a childhood spent on a farm in Washington, the founder's enduring passion for rural life eventually led her to a historic ranch in Arizona. Acquiring the property in 2009, her husband diligently expanded the cattle herd from fifty to over three hundred, dedicating himself to the daily ranch duties of fence mending, pipe fixing, and ensuring the health of the cattle.

The ranch, a significant part of Kingman's history with roots dating back to the mid-1900s and connected to the esteemed Neil family, spans approximately one hundred and twenty thousand acres. Proudly embracing Arizona's "open range" status, Cane Wash Livestock operates with a commitment to preserving the land, adhering to laws that protect both the cattle and the ranchers. As stewards of the land, the team at Cane Wash Livestock not only raises cattle but also contributes to the rich agricultural heritage of Kingman, upholding traditions that blend seamlessly with the expansive and breathtaking landscapes of Arizona.