By Jessica Kader Happy November, the month of cooler temps and comfy layers. This plaid wool snap over shirt is perfect for layering over your T-shirts and long sleeves for cool days and bonfire nights. [...]

By Annette Bridges There are many things this former city girl used to say she would never, ever do. Of course, sometimes I would say all the things I would always do, but nowadays those [...]

By Lacey Newlin Ingredients: • 4 pork chops, thin and boneless• 1 teaspoon paprika• 2 teaspoons Italian seasoning, divided• Salt and fresh cracked black pepper to taste• 1 tablespoon butter• 1 tablespoon olive oil• 4 [...]

By Martha Crump | marthacrump@comcell.net Beef as part of a healthy diet seems to be quite a controversial topic in certain crowds these days, as does the cattle industry in general. If you are a [...]

By Rayford Pullen The early fall rains in our neck of the woods have proven to be just what the doctor ordered regarding getting our cows in good shape before winter.We’re hoping the first freeze [...]

Hello Texas music Fans! This month I write to you with a heavy heart as we say goodbye to a great friend of mine and even greater friend to Texas Music. Barbara Martin moved to [...]

After more than three decades in Las Vegas, Nev., the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo returns to its Texas roots at Globe Life Stadium in Arlington on Dec. 3-12, 2020 for 10 rounds of competition among [...]

By Mike Porter, Senior Wildlife and Fisheries Consultant Although most tracts of land offer wildlife management opportunities, wildlife goals are more easily attained on some properties than others. This article addresses some considerations that a [...]

By Lindsey Lambert Mack enjoys a cool breeze by the back porch.

By Andy Anderson November has to be the best month of the year, with cool fall days, the landscape in its transformation to winter, the vibrant colors of the trees changing, fallen leaves blowing about. [...]

By Lindsey Monk There is much to be thankful for. Appreciate the small things; sunrises, silver bits and great saddle horses.

By Tony Dean Dotted gayfeather is a native perennial forb that belongs to the sunflower family. It can grow up to two and one half feet tall, with from one to many stems arising from [...]

By Pepper Stewart If you have not watched cable’s number one drama then you have been under a rock. Yellowstone is a television show you either like or you don’t; there is no middle ground. [...]

By Mike Porter, Senior Wildlife and Fisheries Consultant Some ponds attract more ducks, and attract ducks more consistently, than other ponds. What can be done to increase the likelihood of ducks visiting a pond? The [...]

By Jared Groce The North Texas land market is still as hot as ever, with a huge influx of new buyers hitting the market. Many of them are learning quickly that what they want, and [...]

By Norman Winter | Horticulturist, Author, Speaker Euphorbias are starting to amaze in cool season plantings whether they be in containers or as the perfect pansy partner in the landscape. More than likely your first [...]

By Barry Whitworth, DVM / Area Food/Animal Quality and Health Specialist for Eastern Oklahoma Mycoplasma ovis, which was formerly known as Eperythrozoon ovis, is a blood parasite that infects sheep, goats and deer. The organism [...]

As millions settle across the dinner table for a Thanksgiving feast and gather around the Christmas tree to open presents, the Montz family will squeeze in holiday activities around a rather different winter tradition: harvesting [...]

By Jelly Cocanougher A cold, still rain missed us by a few miles as the tomahawk in the ground parts the storm around us. Circulating in the skies are big doughy clouds. Cool brushes of [...]

By Barry Whitworth, DVM / Area Food/Animal Quality and Health Specialist for Eastern Oklahoma Pain is not limited to the human experience. Studies show animals experience pain as well. Procedures such as castration and dehorning [...]