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By Galen C. McBride
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
A simple, common-sense approach and good old-fashioned persistence comprise the Miller family’^ secrets for success in the Angus cattle breeding business. That, and raising some of the country ’s finest bloodstock and top producers in the industry.
As a child who started out with a “great love for agriculture,” Newbill Miller, the family patriarch, said confidently that Ginger Hill bulls are as good as any in the breed. “We think we have AI (artificial insemination) stud quality bulls,” in homebred Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23, and Ginger Hill linebred bull, WRA Treasure 1)1.
Miller and his wife, Carol, see Ginger Hill as a family farm. With their three sons.
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