Photograph of four people standing behind a table displaying Spectracide and Sequestrene lawn and garden care products.

Photograph of three men behind a table displaying Spectracide and Sequestrene lawn and garden care products.

Photograph of four people standing behind a table displaying Spectracide and Sequestrene lawn and garden care products.

Photograph of Country Gold staff interviewing children at Fort Worth Zoo Day. Don Day can be seen holding a microphone up to his mouth. Four children can be seen standing around him. Jimmy Stewert, Dick Yaws, and Mike Hoey can be seen standing next to a van. Four other children can be seen walking away from the group.

Photograph of a woman being interviewed by Mike Hoey at the Fort Worth Zoo. She can be seen wearing a white button-up shirt. A microphone is being held in front of her by Hoey. Two young girls and a man can be seen behind the two.

Photograph of Mike Hoey interviewing a parrot at Fort Worth Zoo Day. Hoey can be seen wearing glasses and a patterned shirt. The parrot can be seen in biting the microphone, sitting in a tree.

Photograph of Country Gold staff around a baby at Fort Worth Zoo Day. The baby sits in a stroller. Don Harris is squatting in front of the baby while Dick Yaws and Mike Hoey stand above, looking down at the baby. Two other people can be seen with their backs to the camera. The other stands in profile.

Photograph of Mike Hoey interviewing a parrot at Fort Worth Zoo Day. He can be seen wearing glasses, a patterned shirt, and dark pants. The parrot can be seen biting the microphone.

Photograph of Country Gold staff at the Fort Worth Zoo. Don Day, Don Harris, Jimmy Stewert, and Dick Yaws can be seen standing in front of the Country Gold van. A man and a woman holding a child can be seen standing in front of them. Several trees and shrubs are visible as well.

Photograph of four Country Gold staff at Fort Worth Zoo Day. The staff includes Don Day, Mike Hoey, Dick Yaws, and Jimmy Stewert. All four men can be seen smiling, standing in front of the Country Gold van. Hoey can be seen waving at the camera. Several trees and shrubs can be seen around them.

Photograph of Dick Yaws and Jimmy Stewert interviewing each other at Fort Worth Zoo Day. Both men can be seen looking at each other, holding microphones up to their faces. Both men stand next to the Country Gold van, wearing button-up shirts. Several trees are visible around them.

Photograph of Country Gold staff at Fort Worth Zoo Day. Don Harris can be seen holding a microphone up to a woman with a bird sitting on her hand. Don Day can be seen looking at the bird. The profiles of two children as well as the backs of two adults can be seen too.

Photograph of Doc Rhuman interviewing a man in front of a small lake. The lake is very narrow and is in the middle of a field. The men are standing on the bank of the water and are both wearing white button up shirts with khaki pants and cowboy hats. Rhuman is holding a microphone out to the other man with one hand and has his other hand on his hip. The microphone is plugged into a box that is sitting in front of the men.

Photograph of a woman pouring coffee for Doc Rhuman. They are standing in front of a mass of brush that is located along a barbed wire fence. There is also a small brick structure behind them that has an oven in it. The woman is wearing a short sleeve button up shirt with a striped skirt and sandals while Rhuman is wearing a white short sleeve button up shirt with khaki pants and a cowboy hat. He is holding his coffee cup out to her with one hand and is holding a microphone in the other. On the right side of the image is a folding chair and on the left side a table with a picnic basket on it is visible.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Photograph of Frank O'Neil smiling for his portrait. He is wearing a patterned suit and tie. Behind him is a background with a vignette design.

Photograph of Country Gold staff around a baby at Fort Worth Zoo Day. The baby sits in a stroller. Don Harris is squatting in front of the baby while Dick Yaws and Mike Hoey stand above, looking down at the baby. Three other people can be seen with their backs to the camera. A crowd can be seen behind them.

Photograph of Mike Hoey interviewing a parrot at Fort Worth Zoo Day. Hoey can be seen wearing glasses and a patterned shirt. The parrot can be seen in front of the microphone, sitting in a tree.

Photograph of a woman being interviewed by Country Gold staff members, Mike Hoey and Don Thomson, at the Fort Worth Zoo. Her back is to the camera. She wears a floral shirt. Hoey in glasses and a patterned shirt can be seen holding a microphone in front of her. Thomson can be seen behind him rubbing his eye.

Photograph of Country Gold staff at Fort Worth Zoo Day. Don Day, Mike Hoey, Don Harris, and Don Thomson can be seen standing next to a van. Day and Hoey can be seen holding microphones in their hands. Harris and Thomson are facing each other, having a conversation. Several trees and shrubs are visible around them.

Photograph of four people sitting on a bench at the Fort Worth Zoo. All four, two adults and two children, can be seen looking in the same direction. Don Day is one of the two adults. Several trees and shrubs can be seen around them. A crowd is visible in the far background.

Photograph of Frank O'Neil's portrait. He is wearing a patterned suit and tie. Behind him is a background with a vignette design.

Photograph of Doc Rhuman interviewing a man in front of a grape vine. The vine is on a fence and a pasture is visible on the other side of this fence. Both men are wearing white button up shirts with khaki pants and cowboy hats and they both are touching the plants. Rhuman is holding a microphone that is plugged into a box on the ground and is looking at the other man while he looks down at the plants. There are some bunches of grapes on the vine but they are very small.

Altus Koegelenberg, a fifth-generation grape grower from South Africa, co-owns Enoch's Stomp, a flourishing vineyard and winery in Harleton, Texas. His journey began in 2003 when he moved his family to the United States in search of a more secure life. Inspired by their core principle, "Oh taste and see that the LORD is good!" (Psalm 34:8), Altus and his partners, the Krals, transformed a horse ranch into a haven for grape-growing and winemaking. Enoch's Stomp has evolved into a vibrant gathering place, celebrating life's abundance, from soil to stemware.