Subscribe to our Question of the Week: Question: What is a eulogy?. Answer: A eulogy is a speech (or a piece of writing) that praises a person, event, or thing. Most often, we think of a eulogy as a speech at a funeral given to honor the deceased. Eulogy comes from the Greek eulogia, meaning âgood speechâ or âfine language.â. The Bible does not say anything specifically about eulogies.
View the âNoticesâ page for 2017 updates. The Big Boquillas Ranch, âBig Boâ, is the largest working cattle ranch in Arizona and one of the top 25 largest working cattle ranches in the United States. It is comprised of approximately 750,000 acres of which about 500,000 acres are private land and 250,000 are Arizona State Trust land.
The largest contiguous ranch in the United States is Wagoner Ranch in Texas with 535,000 acres which is equivalent to 2165 sq kilometres. The largest in Canada was the Alexis Creek Ranch in British Columbia with 350,000 acres, approximately 1416 sq kilometres. S. Kidman & Coâs assets spread over 100,000 kilometres, and include around 155,000 branded cattle. It is responsible for 1.3% of all boxed-beef exports coming out of Australia.