By Norman Winter | Horticulturist, Author, Speaker If someone had told me that there was a heliotrope that could hang with a lantana over a long hot and wet summer, I would have said when [...]

By Nikolyn Williams Lately, several songs on my playlist have talked about the “water in the well.” The lyrics have been deep and have made me feel and think about things. These songs have substance, [...]

By Lindsey Monk If it itches, scratch it.

By Barry Whitworth, DVM / Area Food/Animal Quality and Health Specialist for Eastern Oklahoma Pinkeye is properly called infectious bovine keratoconjunctivitis (IBK) in cattle, which translates to an infection that causes inflammation of the surface [...]

By Rayford Pullen Hopefully those of us that plant fall grazing for our cattle are seeing results at this time. When you farm outdoors, you never know the hand you’ll be dealt. It seems we [...]

Natural Resources Conservation Service 101 South Main Street Temple, TX, 76501 Voice 406-7429810 Email: lori.valadez@usda.gov Web: http://www.tx.nrcs.usda.gov Contact:  Brandon Steinberg, (254) 742-9822, brandon.steinberg@usda.gov Follow us on Twitter @NRCSTexas.Find this story on the Texas NRCS News [...]

By Tony Dean Sand dropseed is a native, perennial, warm season grass that is adapted to all parts of Texas except the eastern region next to Louisiana. In North Texas, it grows to 18 to [...]

North Texas is blessed with some beautiful places. My favorite is 4R Ranch. Where the shortgrass prairie drops into the Red River Valley, the 4R Ranch – with its magnificent vistas and rocky terrain – [...]

By Lacey Newlin Ingredients• 4 chicken breasts, skinless and boneless• 2 teaspoons chili powder• 1 teaspoon cumin• ¼ teaspoon salt• 2 roma tomatoes chopped• 4 oz mild green chiles• 1 cup chile con queso sauce, [...]

By Dr. Garrett Metcalf, DVM It is common for most horse owners to experience a horse having a locked stifle, but when you see if for the first time it can be quite surprising and [...]

By Jesse Kader One of my favorite pieces currently in stock, this blouse is stunning. It is such a classy statement piece that will surely turn heads. It is created from very lightweight material that [...]

By Martha Crump | marthacrump@comcell.net Today, we have access to a wealth of information right at our fingertips. If you don’t believe me, just hop on the Internet and spend a few hours, or even [...]

By Krista Lucas Wynn It is hard to believe summertime is already over, which means the 2021 professional rodeo season is coming to a close. Each and every year it always comes down to the [...]

By Pepper Stewart Yellowstone fans, the wait is over, and the date is released. Season four of Yellowstone will premier Nov. 7, 2021, on Paramount Network and Paramount Plus. With the way season three ended, [...]

By Annette Bridges Besides being a cattle rancher with my husband, I like to make things. My first inclination when I am creating is to make what I need, as well as create what makes [...]

By Tressa Lawrence Fall cattle work is in full swing in many parts of the country. Here, cattle drink from Crazy Woman Creek in Wyoming after a hot day of trailing.

By Jared Groce The dog days of summer have not cooled down the sizzling hot land market in North Texas. There has been a slight increase in the number of new listings coming on the [...]

The summer heat has rolled out, and autumn foliage has rolled in. October has finally arrived, but it wouldn’t be fall without pumpkin painting, sunflowers, yard games and the twists and turns of a corn [...]

By Jelly Cocanougher How do trees make us and animals so drawn to them? By being representative of life and grounded with earth. They are remarkably designed, with interlocking webbing systems that allows a tree [...]

By Tony Dean | tonydean.tx1@gmail.com When considering planting perennial grasses or other perennial forage for grazing or haying, we should look at all of the options and make an informed decision. This practice not only [...]