3J CATTLE COMPANY, LLC

3J CATTLE COMPANY, LLC specializes in agricultural support services rooted in livestock management and rural infrastructure operations, leveraging its expertise in sustainable ranching practices and land-based resource stewardship. The company’s core capabilities include animal health monitoring, pasture management, feed logistics coordination, and compliance with USDA agricultural standards. As a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified entity, it brings a focused, mission-driven approach to federal agricultural contracting, emphasizing operational efficiency, environmental compliance, and workforce development in rural communities. Technical expertise centers on precision agriculture tools, livestock tracking systems, and USDA-NRCS conservation program implementation, with a strong emphasis on adaptive land use and soil health metrics. Award history is not available to confirm specific agency engagements, but given its NAICS code 115210—Animal Production, Except Dairy and Poultry—the company likely supports USDA, DOI, and USDA-FSIS initiatives related to livestock production, grazing land management, and rural economic resilience programs. Its work would align with federal objectives in sustainable agriculture, food security, and conservation incentive programs. The primary industry focus is animal production, encompassing cattle ranching, herd management, and associated agricultural services under the broader scope of non-dairy livestock operations. The company positions itself as a specialized provider of on-the-ground agricultural execution, bridging federal policy goals with practical ranching operations in remote and underserved regions. Structured as a small business under entity code 2K, 3J CATTLE COMPANY, LLC is certified as a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business, enhancing its eligibility for set-aside contracts under SBA programs. Located in Midland, South Dakota, the company operates within the Great Plains agricultural corridor, serving federal and tribal land management needs with a localized, community-integrated operational model.