Since 1909 The Graham School for Cattlemen has provided valuable continuing education in breeding and herd management to beef and dairy cattlemen. Students from around the globe have learned and perfected their management skills in artificial insemination, pregnancy testing, calf delivery, fertility testing, nutrition and herd health, just to name a few. Graham School students represent a cross-section of the cattle industry ranging from licensed veterinarians, seedstock producers, commercial producers, and feedlot employees.

Each Graham School session consists of five days of intense classroom and "hands on" training in actual on-the-farm conditions. whether a student is new to the cattle business or a seasoned professional, the Graham School offers a diverse curriculum relevant in today's competitive and economically sensitive ranching climate

Son of the founder of Graham School, W.S. Graham has been actively involved in the school since 1938. Bill Graham has more than 30 years of experience in artificial insemination in both beef and dairy cows. In addition to his instructional work at Graham School, Bill also served as manager of the Graham Farm and Ranch until 1973. Today Graham is a consultant to a number of ranches.

Frank literally "grew up" with the Graham School. Graham currently manages the Graham School, is an instructor in both the classroom and the "on the farm" training portion of the curriculum and manager of the Graham farm and ranch. Frank attended Emporia State University and is a graduate of the Missouri Auction School, Kansas City, Mo.

A lifelong cattleman, Gene Raymond brings insight from both the purebred and commercial segments of the beef business. After graduating from Kansas State University with a degree in animal science, Gene returned to eastern Kansas to farm and ranch. Raymond has served as judge at almost every major livestock show in the nation and continues to bring his practical knowledge and expertise to the Graham School.

William J. Graham was born and raised on the Graham farms and ranch. Billy too, has been closely associated with work of the Graham School and has been actively involved in the day to day management of the Graham farms since 1988. Billy maintains and manages the cow herd and cattle used for class work during each 5 day session. Billy graduated from Allen County Community College with an associate degree in Farm Ag.