By Barry Whitworth, DVM / Area Food/Animal Quality and Health Specialist for Eastern Oklahoma Cancer eye is the most common tumor-affecting cattle. The tumor may be found on the eye, the third eyelid or on [...]

By Jared GroceI hope you all ate too much and got to at least talk to your family by telephone during this COVID-19 debacle. The disease has caused a mass exodus from the metropolitan areas, [...]

By Lindsey Monk Peeking in on a New Year.

By Tressa Lawrence The deep snow and blustery temperatures of Northeastern Wyoming mean feeding hay daily, often in locations that are best reached by tractor if possible. At the foot of the Bighorn Mountains, the [...]

By Rayford Pullen In our area of the world, I’ve always considered January 15 through February15 as the worst part of the winter where gains are hard to come by due to calories being spent [...]

By Norman Winter | Horticulturist, Author, Speaker This year with all of its challenges many gardeners have experienced a ‘Call of the Wild’ type moment. It’s not a call to plant a jungle or a [...]

By Tony Dean Annual broomweed can be a real nuisance to North Texas ranchers when we have a “broomweed year.” Broomweed, along with Western ragweed, are two of the most troublesome weeds that plague our [...]

The COVID-19 pandemic impacted youth livestock shows across the Lone Star State when it hit during the spring of 2020. The effects continue to be felt as each event organization has been tasked with making [...]

By Andy AndersonThe ominous bark and howl followed by a pack of yelping and barking; to some a relaxing song of freedom and the wild, to others, total fear. Any person who lives in the [...]

By Dani Blackburn “I believe that to live and work on a good farm, or to be engaged in other agricultural pursuits, is pleasant as well as challenging; for I know the joys and discomforts [...]

By Jelly Cocanougher At an altitude that limits breathing to foreigners, atop the tundra walks a lone coyote. With a tinge of worry housed mystery in his eye and fur pushed against snow with every [...]

By Annette Bridges I was cruising along driving my beloved red tractor while my hubby stacked hay on the trailer when I realized this month held an important occasion. Indeed, this month this year marks [...]

By Dr. Garrett Metcalf, DVM There are lots of painful conditions horses can experience, and some are more difficult to recognize than others. Pain is very debilitating to horses that may lead to euthanasia in [...]

By Phillip Kitts In youth sports the atmosphere has changed a lot over the years. At the basic levels nearly all of the competitive team and individual sports have taken a deep focus on winning [...]

By Pepper Stewart The 2020 Snaffle Bit Futurity in Fort Worth, Texas, has sure caused a stir on the Internet with a banner on the fence. The Yellowstone banner on the fence spooked most of [...]

By Lindsey Monk Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Montana!

By Lindsey Lambert Elk graze a pasture right next to an elementary school.

By Phillip Kitts Photo courtesy PCRA Alaina Stangle At the close of an amazing 10 days of rodeo, Arlington, Texas and Globe Field will begin to work on getting back to normal. Meanwhile 10 athletes [...]

By Phillip Kitts Photos courtesy PRCA/Clay Guardipee The National Finals Rodeo rolls into its last night of competition tonight. This is the night where World Titles are crowned and the rodeo year for 2020 will [...]

By Rayford Pullen ‘Tis the season to open our hearts and homes for those we love as we inch closer to the beginning of a new year. We have all experienced new firsts this past [...]