From our family to yours...

We work hard to give you only our best. From long hours spent studying sire traits to match with our cows, to the love and care we give each and every animal right up to the time you take them home, we want to share the love we have for what we do with you. 

We look forward to doing business with you.

Kacey and Jenny

Kacey Lane Booth, Founder, Lazy H Crown Cattle

Kacey has always had a love of the land, family, and agriculture. A third generation farmer/rancher Kacey has spent the majority of his life in Goshen County, Wyoming. In addition to the various sports teams he was a part of, Kacey was also active in 4-H and FFA. A love of football would go with him to Midland Lutheran University in Fremont, Nebraska where he studied Agriculture.

These days Kacey spends his time farming corn and hay as well as quality beef cattle. He provides custom farming solutions locally in Goshen County and serves as a board member for the Goshen County Weed and Pest Control District. Kacey and the Lazy H Crown brand continue to strive for perfection with each calf the farm produces.

A Utah native, Jenny Conrad moved to the great wilds of Wyoming in 2007. She enjoys anything DIY as well as her chickens and garden. She is the owner/operator of Country Duchess offering her varied talents to the public, an active member of the agricultural goings on of her community and an advocate of conventional agriculture.

Kacey and Jenny both enjoy serving their community.

He serves as a board member for the Goshen County Weed and Pest Control District.

She is an active member of the American National CattleWomen, serves as Vice-President and membership chair, and past Secretary of the Wyoming State CattleWomen, and is publicity committee chair for the Goshen County Cattlewomen. Her past roles include serving as Goshen County 4-H Rabbit & Poultry Superintendent and member of Goshen County Fair Market Sale Committee. In 2021 she was proud to be recognized by the University of Wyoming Extension as a “Heart of Ag” honoree for her efforts in community service and the positive promotion of Agriculture.

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