Part of the better pastures are fertilized and the bahia seed is harvested in late summer. Mole crickets have been a minor problem on approximately 100 acres. The ranch is managed in cow herds of approximately 200 cows which are rotationally grazed throughout the season. On a normal year, haying would begin in December and continue until April. The last two years have been easy winters and very little hay has been put out.
Liquid feed is supplemented to replacement heifers and bulls during the winter.
Block salt and mineral is provided year round. The Albritton's have reduced their breeding season from year round to 9 months and are planning to shorten it further by reducing it to 7 months within the next 2 years. Bulls are placed with the cows in December. Bull breeds currently being used are Brangus, Angus, Braford, and Hereford. Their herd health program consists of calf hood vaccinations of replacement heifers for Brucellosis as well as blackleg.