Amarillo is the commercial hub of the Texas Panhandle and the center of the largest cattle feeding region in the country. The Texas Cattle Feeders Association is headquartered in the city, and its member feedyards across Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico market roughly six million fed cattle a year, over 25 percent of national fed cattle production.
The city straddles two counties, so providers here work across both. Randall County sold $730.1 million in agricultural products in 2022, 10th of 254 Texas counties, with 95 percent of that value from livestock and poultry and cattle alone accounting for $687.2 million. Wheat, forage, grain sorghum, cotton, and silage corn lead by acreage, all of it managed against a Panhandle Groundwater Conservation District trend of about one foot of Ogallala decline per year.
Agnomy connects Amarillo-area producers with verified local service providers who understand feedyard logistics, irrigation scheduling, and Panhandle grain and silage calendars, making it easier to find, book, and manage the services your operation depends on.
