Meet your rancher
Mark Wunsch was born and raised in a small agricultural community, where he developed a deep appreciation for farming and ranching. Growing up surrounded by cattle and the rhythms of rural life, he gained early insights into livestock management and sustainable farming practices. Mark pursued his education in agricultural sciences, equipping himself with the knowledge and skills needed for successful ranching.
In the early 2000s, Mark took a significant step towards fulfilling his lifelong dream by establishing Wunsch Angus Ranch in Madras, Oregon. He dedicated himself to raising high-quality Angus cattle, focusing on genetics, nutrition, and animal welfare. Under his leadership, the ranch became known for its commitment to sustainable practices and premium beef production.
Mark’s attention to detail and innovative approach to ranch management have led Wunsch Angus Ranch to thrive in a competitive market. He has implemented advanced breeding techniques, ensuring that the cattle are not only healthy but also meet the demands of both local and national markets.
Mark is deeply committed to his community. He actively participates and volunteers his time helping local agricultural organizations. Through these initiatives, he aims to share his knowledge and foster a sense of camaraderie among local ranchers while inspiring a new generation to appreciate and pursue farming.
Mark’s vision for Wunsch Angus Ranch extends beyond just producing quality beef; he aims to promote sustainable farming practices and contribute positively to the local economy. His commitment to excellence in ranching and community engagement makes him a respected figure in the agricultural landscape of Oregon.
As he continues to lead Wunsch Angus Ranch, Mark remains dedicated to preserving the traditions of ranching while embracing new technologies that enhance efficiency and sustainability. His work not only strengthens the ranching community but also contributes to the broader narrative of responsible agriculture in the Pacific Northwest.