By Annette Bridges In my early years of country living I might have been described as a compulsive planner. Life on a cattle ranch would change that. I’ve learned to let go of unwavering expectations [...]

By Lacey Newlin Ingredients: 2 pkgs. active dry yeast 2 cups lukewarm water 3/4 cup powdered milk 1/3 cup sugar 1 tsp. salt 1/3 cup softened butter 6 cups bread flour Directions:Dissolve yeast in lukewarm [...]

By Janis Blackwell As promised, this month’s article features Delaney Wolf, wife of Paul Wolf who along with his good team roping mare, Nemo, was the subject of last month’s Equine Superstars. This month we [...]

By Garrett Metcalf, DVM No horse owner wants to hear their horse may have a stifle injury, but hopefully when it does occur you can rest a little easier after reading this article. There is [...]

By Krista Lucas Cowboys and cowgirls of all ages dream of making the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo one day, and Kylie Conner is no different. The Louisiana cowgirl’s rodeo roots run deep, and she is [...]

By Lacey Corbett “Houston, Houston means that I’m one day closer to you.” Do these lyrics ring a bell? The words and the melody to this Larry Gatlin country song have been stuck in my [...]

By Andy Anderson You ever have a day when nothing goes your way? It just seems like you can’t do anything right, and just when you think you’re making progress, something happens that just knocks [...]

By Pepper Stewart Cattle rustling is something that has never gone away. Since there have been cattle in the United States, there have been rustlers stealing them. The activity of the rustlers depends on the [...]

By Phillip Kitts The sport of rodeo has a history as rich as the great United States of America. It is often discussed how much the sport of rodeo is truly an American original. Since [...]

By Norman Winter, Horticulturist, Author, Speaker The first hint of spring is trumpeting, so to speak, in North Texas with the arrival of the narcissus, or daffodil. I hate writing about flowers that are opposite [...]

Photo, description by Lindsey Monk “Since this is my first contribution to Ag Elsewhere in a Texas magazine I felt a Texas Longhorn cow in Montana was appropriate. This winter has been mild so far [...]

By Lainey Smith Alright folks, the buzz word of the day is agvocacy. (Cue cheering, clapping and a general uproar). This play on words, meaning to be an advocate for the agriculture industry, is supposed [...]

By Dani Blackburn Champagne, caviar and fashion will combine to create an entertaining day for local cowgirls as part of a new benefit for the annual Cowboy True event in March. The style show and [...]

When Ty Woods arrived in Las Vegas for the Junior National Finals Rodeo, his thoughts weren’t on winning the open with a pint-sized 10-year-old he had never met. He was there to win a championship [...]

By Judy Wade Clay Smith arrived in Las Vegas in December 2018 for the 60th Wrangler National Finals Rodeo sitting at the top of the list of Pro Rodeo Cowboys Association headers with $115,345 in [...]

A silent guideline in the code of the west: Washing your dirt and blood-stained hands in the very same trough the worked cattle drank from moments before as you sit down for lunch. A rewarding [...]

By Savannah Magoteaux With Christmas just behind us, the sounds and jingles of the season’s holiday songs still ring in some ears. More than likely you heard the old-time rendition of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, [...]

By Rayford Pullen, rcpullen@yahoo.com While it’s the dead of winter, spring calving is under way and keeping those newborns alive and doing good can often be a challenge, particularly with first calf heifers. The biggest [...]

By Mandi Dietz With time comes change and a melting pot of old and new, creating a destination to rediscover. Most small-town squares, downtowns, and city centers these days resemble that of Parker County, with [...]

Doug’s Peach Orchard located just across the Red River at 27677 U.S. Highway 81 in Terral, Okla., has survived the test of time to remain a favorite among locals since its beginning in 1948. It [...]