By Lacey Newlin Serves: 8 Time: 1 Hour Ingredients Graham Cracker Crust • 1 cup pulverized graham crackers (about 6 graham crackers, blended or food  processed) • 1/3 cup butter (melted) • 1/4 cup brown sugar [...]

By Jessica Crabtree & Michelle Ellis Do you like the outdoors? Do you love riding horses? Are you needing to de-stress or find an outlet from chaos of the everyday grind? Combine them all and [...]

By Clay Reid Let me tell you folks about my boy Ace, the last child of my five crazy bunch of kids. Ace is the intellectual. I can assure you intellectual is not a word [...]

By Tony Dean  Texas bluegrass is a perennial, native, cool-season grass that is adapted to most of Texas, but it is less common in the drier western areas. It greens up in the fall and [...]

By Lauren Lamb, DVM The horse’s body is composed of cells for every function. One of these functions is to repair injured tissue. These cells can be collected, concentrated/cultured and injected into injured tissue or [...]

By Janis Blackwell  When I was discussing with Jessica what I could write about this month, she suggested I write about one of the many good horses that my husband, Jess, and I have owned [...]

By Phillip Kitts As the summer heats up, so does the rodeo road. Not only is the temperature outside rising but so are the competition levels in the professional rodeo world. The spring months have [...]

By Krista Lucas  The Rising Stars and Future Stars calf ropings are premier youth tie-down roping and breakaway roping events that give the next generation of ropers a truly professional feel in and out of [...]

By Corsi Martin I once read that the average American throws out $1,400 in wasted food every year. That is $1,400 that could have been spent on a family vacation, more groceries, a lovely gift [...]

Cup Plant – One Stop Cafe for Birds and Pollinators By Norman Winter When it comes to the backyard wildlife habit, the cup plant does it all. To me, it is like the flag bearer [...]

By Jessica Crabtree At 4 a.m. every morning Weldon Hawley’s eyes open. By 5 a.m. he begins his day. It starts with coffee and breakfast, then the day’s tasks. It is a hard habit to [...]

By Jean Stimpson “It’s that time of year again,” Montana rancher Jean Stimpson said, “Harvest!” In early July the rancher explained the photo, “This is a field of wheat on 28 acres of leased ground [...]

By Russell Graves  It’s a profound, yet simple statement. Kids belong outside. Since my children were small, they’ve been enjoying the natural world on a daily basis – largely in part because my wife and [...]

By Tony Dean Across North Texas grazing lands, we are blessed to have a few species of perennial winter grazing plants as part of our native forage. These grasses and forbs are important because they [...]

By Lainey Smith For California farmers, summertime is harvest season, the most grueling period of the year. Late nights, early mornings and almost no sleep are combined with hand picking fruits, vegetables and running harvest [...]

By Andy Anderson My boy, Clay and I really enjoy getting out into the woods, filling feeders, watching animals and if it’s hunting season, hunting. I enjoy his time and contribution to the joys and [...]

By Rayford Pullen If you’ve ever wondered which month of the year the wind blows the least, just get you a windmill and a small trough for a herd of cattle, and you’ll soon find [...]

By Dave Alexander  Howdy Texas Music Fans. Each and every month I have the privilege to share many interesting and talented friends whom I’ve had the honor to know and work with in the Texas [...]

By Judy Wade  From Madison Square Garden in New York City to the Tex Rickard Arena in Henrietta, Lyon Brothers Rodeo Company produced top-notch rodeos across the country in the 1930s and 1940s. Ask any [...]

By Jessica Crabtree  Prior to the Civil War, the late 1850s were filled with pioneers leaving their home states, headed west on the trail to settle in the land of opportunity. Settlers from Alabama, Tennessee, [...]