By Pepper Stewart It’s 2019 and everyone seems to have logged into the streaming entertainment world. Let’s see what westerns you’re watching or missing out on. We did a recent poll of top Netflix westerns [...]

By Annette Bridges I am quite certain our ranch is not the only one suffering from the excessive spring rain this year. I am pretty sure my hubby is not the only rancher who gets [...]

Photo, description by Lindsey Monk June means summertime is here and the local wildlife are confirming that. I saw an antelope baby in the hills. Cute little things. Don’t worry, Mom was supervising from a [...]

By Lacey Newlin 12 servingsTime: 4.5 hoursIngredients • 1 Lemon Lovers Pound Cake cut into 1-inch cubes • 1/2 cup granulated sugar • 1/2 cup fresh lemon juice • 1 2.7 oz box Dream Whip [...]

NTFR contributor Annette Bridges recently ventured overseas to visit the beautiful country of Scotland. While there, she snapped some photos of what agriculture looks like in the United Kingdom’s northernmost country. Pictured is a beautiful [...]

World Champion Rick Bradley honored by Brady Crumpler. (Photo courtesy Judy Wade By Judy Wade Handshakes, backslaps, hugs. “Do you remember…, ” “Have you seen…,” “That time up in…,” “Old bull number….” Enough gold and [...]

By Rayford Pullen In our neck of the woods, the abundant spring and early summer rains have us positioned for one of the best forage years in memory. Our fall grazing was not too good [...]

Howdy Texas Music Fans. This month I’d like to pay tribute to a group of guys who have spent most of their lives behind the scenes. They have carved out a long and illustrious musical [...]

By Garrett Metcalf, DVM The suspensory ligament is an important structure to the locomotion, soundness and support of the lower limb of a horse. It is a common tissue that can become injured acutely or [...]

Each year, 7,000 people are bitten by a venomous snake in the United States. Of those snake bite victims, five will lose their life. On Aug. 10, 2010, Peyton Alexandra Hood became one of those [...]

By Janis Blackwell That’s right, faithful readers, this month “Equine Superstars and Everyday Heroes” is going tropical and taking a look at what it’s like to run barrels in the tropical paradise of Hawaii. Who [...]

By Krista Lucas It is rare to be 16-years-old and be able to handle the pressure of professional competition. Madison Outhier, of Fulshear, Texas, is no ordinary teenager. In her young age, she has already [...]

By Mandi Dietz When in need to escape the summer heat, seek the refreshing scene and assortment of pools at Splash Kingdom Wild West in east Weatherford, Texas, on a hillside along Interstate 20, bordering [...]

From Jared Groce North Texas rural land sales proved to be very slow in May, with about half the closings that we had in the previous month. Once again, the rain seems to be keeping [...]

By Phillip Kitts 2019 will most likely go down in the history books as one of the roughest springs. The wild weather pattern that has plagued the north and northwest with unusual snow patterns and [...]

July in Texas means picnics, festivals, rodeos and fireworks. I have lots of cool options to keep you festive and comfy for the holiday and more. Oneoption is this blue boho style maxi dress. It’s [...]

For Master Beekeeper Judge Christian, the allure of the bee isn’t the honey it produces or the miracle that is pollination, but it’s the depth of knowledge required for a vast puzzle full of twists [...]

The sun is further vigilant and the days are longer. It is to the time cowboys humbly admire most, where felt hats turn to straw and new baby calves drop on the ground like rain. [...]

By Norman Winter June 17-23 is National Pollinator Week in the United States and The Garden Guy is here to encourage you to get on board. I’ve been a bee and I can tell you [...]

By Andy Anderson Every August hunters start to get back into the woods, prepping fields for food plots, filling feeders and cleaning-out or setting up stands. I was no exception to this other than I [...]