By Pepper Stewart There are many people who believe in supernatural, paranormal ghosts and spirits. Are you one of those? Have you personally had an experience with something you couldn’t explain? Many religions are based [...]

By Dr. Garrett Metcalf, DVM Just about every horse owner has heard of or had to deal with gastric ulcers in a horse. The topic comes up between horse owners and veterinarians almost daily, especially [...]

By Krista Lucas Brittany Mayfield has been setting the amateur rodeo world on fire lately, battling for the number one spot in the United Professional Rodeo Association barrel racing standings. Heading into August, Mayfield sat [...]

By Barry Whitworth, DVM / Area Food/Animal Quality and Health Specialist for Eastern Oklahoma Actinobacillosis and Actinomycosis, both of which are better known as “woody tongue” and “lumpy jaw” respectively, are two common infections seen [...]

By Lindsey Monk Another Big Sky sunset! It’s been really dry up here and the hoppers are eating everything, but life goes on.

By Lindsey Lambert Cattle, corn, wheat, hay and dairy are the prominent commodities of Colorado agriculture, but the Centennial State also has other diverse products such as bison, ostriches and emu, sunflowers, grapes, mushrooms and [...]

By Norman Winter | Horticulturist, Author, Speaker This year ‘The Garden Guy’ decided to add some dwarf buddleia into his arsenal of pollinator plants. The idea of three-foot tall or less buddleias or butterfly bushes [...]

By Tony Dean Vine mesquite is a special plant at our place. It is my wife, Cindy’s, favorite grass. Her reasons why: “I like the bright green color of the leaves.” “The leaves and stems [...]

By Andy Anderson When I was growing up, we rode bikes down the streets without helmets and elbow pads; heck, sometimes we didn’t even have shoes on. We built ramps out of scrap plywood and [...]

By Mandi Dietz As the lavender fields in Texas, which bloom from about May to late July, fade, the flowering plant lives on in a multitude of uses. Commercially grown lavender, although fairly new to [...]

By Annette Bridges Do you have lots of trash piles around your ranch? You know, that stuff you no longer use or it doesn’t work anymore, so it gets thrown into a stack to throw [...]

For the past 15 years, three young Texas musicians have been quietly honing their skills while carving their names in the history books of Texas Music. The Quebe Sisters, Hulda, Grace and Sophia are considered [...]

By Phillip Kitts Everyone knows how much the 2020 rodeo year has come upon its own set of challenges, and the reality is every person connected to rodeo has felt the strain over the last [...]

By Jesse Kader We’ve made it to September. Fall is right around the corner and I’m ready for it. Fall colors, cooler weather and fun festivities. The colors in the stripe body suit are a [...]

By Jared Groce Rural land sales are still at a fevered pace, even in the dog days of summer. The mass exodus from the populated metro areas, along with a large supply of investors who [...]

By Judy Wade Eight to 10 sleek black birds circling lazily not far above the ground caught by an updraft and occasionally flapping their gleaming wings almost seem majestic until you remember they are buzzards. [...]

By Rayford Pullen Fall officially begins in September each year and is the month in North Texas that we like to get our seed in the ground for our fall pastures. With growing days limited [...]

By Lacey Newlin IngredientsFor spaghetti squash• 1 medium spaghetti squash, halved, seeds removed• 1 tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil• Kosher salt• Freshly ground black pepperFor primavera filling + topping• 1 tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil• 1/2 small [...]

By Dani Blackburn A flat sheet of silver does not hold a lot of meaning for those with an untrained eye, but for silversmith Matt Litz, it is an opportunity to create a work of [...]

By Jelly Cocanougher Hot summer days are afoot – and the only way to battle the heat is to be in it all day. Embrace the warm air that meets your skin as droplets of [...]