By Krista Lucas Wynn The name “Sister” has become synonymous with the sport of barrel racing. From Hailey Kinsel’s world champion mare DM Sissy Hayday to Nellie Miller’s Rafter W Minnie Reba the name comes [...]

By Rayford Pullen | rcpullen@yahoo.com Tis the season and I hope you have your pipes wrapped, antifreeze checked, well heaters going and all the other chores associated with making it through the winter, especially here [...]

By Jared Groce October land sales in North Texas continue on the fevered pace that we have experienced all year long. Buyers still outnumber sellers by a large margin, with buyers looking for land as [...]

By Jelly Cocanougher It’s the wildest and most universal in its appeal, saved from extinction, the native bison herd of the Llano Estacado. Days it would take for such a mass herd to pass through, [...]

There are particular phenomenons that occur in nature that are almost miraculous in a sense. If you are ever lucky enough to be caught in the middle of one of their migratory paths, I guarantee [...]

By Annette Bridges If I can offer one piece of advice to any young woman hoping to marry some day, it would be this. When you have your first meal cooked by your potential future [...]

Cows kick up dust as they trail in on a crisp morning to be preg checked.

By Norman Winter | Horticulturist, Author, Speaker Naming a petunia Picasso gives clear indication this plant is something special. That is precisely what I thought too the first time I saw Supertunia Picasso in Purple [...]

By Barry Whitworth, DVM / Area Food/Animal Quality and Health Specialist for Eastern Oklahoma On July 28, 2021, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) confirmed African Swine Fever (ASF) in the Dominican Republic. The [...]

By Krista Lucas Wynn The time has come to announce the 2021 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo contestant roster. These cowboys and cowgirls have worked tirelessly all year long to accomplish this life long dream. For [...]

By Ann Asher The other day I read a column from a friend in the northwest area of the country. She wrote about one of her biggest pet peeves in barrel racing competition, and I [...]

By Jesse Kader As we move into the holiday season, I can’t help but share this gorgeous velvet dress. Velvet is big this year and is a classic choice for so many occasions. This dress [...]

By Tony Dean | tonydean.tx1@gmail.com Purple threeawn is a short-lived perennial grass that is native to the western two-thirds of the United States, and can be found in Northern Mexico and Southern Canada. This species [...]

By Dr. Garrett Metcalf, DVM The old saying that a little bit is good for you but a lot of anything will kill you. That is very much how it is with just about anything [...]

By Lindsey Monk November is a time to be thankful. I’m thankful I get to share in Ag Elsewhere in the NTFR magazine. The agricultural community is small and therefore kind of a family. I [...]

As the world of Texas Country Music slowly settles into the new normal, it’s important to note that some things will never change. Having just returned from another successful week in Ruidoso at the first [...]

By Andy Anderson The following is the first piece contributed by writer Andy Anderson in Volume 4, Issue 2 of NTFR Magazine. We hope you enjoy a bit of nostalgia from NTFR’s past. The internet [...]

By Martha Crump | marthacrump@comcell.net A few years ago, the prospect of retirement started becoming a possibility. After spending 40-plus years in a healthcare profession, with the last 34 as a professor in a university [...]

By Jared Groce The customary slow down for August resulted in fewer closings in the month of September this year. While prices are still up around 30 percent over the same month of 2020, there [...]

By Lacey Newlin Ingredients1 ready-made deep pie crust or homemade pie crust6 large eggs1 cup milk or half-n-half1 large russet potato, diced small and parboiled or 1 (15-ounce)can diced potatoes, drained1/2 pound sausage2 green onions, [...]