By Judy Wade The world of cutting horses lost a legend when Buster Welch passed away Sunday, June 12 in Abilene. He was 94. Welch was one of 10 men who conceived the National Cutting [...]

By Krista Lucas Wynn These days, it can be hard to find wholesome television shows that can interest a broad range of viewers and be appropriate for all ages at the same time. Enter The [...]

By Tressa Lawrence Although it is early and many producers are still getting their own hay off of their fields, those on the hunt for affordable hay are appearing to not have much luck. Spring [...]

By Tony Dean | tonydean.tx1@gmail.com There are all kinds of plants out there on the range. Many of them are good grazing for livestock, but some are not that good. We need to know the [...]

By Phillip Kitts Will the rodeo season of 2022 stand up to the thrilling finishes we saw in 2021? The truth is it is really hard to tell how the 2022 season will play out. [...]

Ranching Heritage Association will present award at National Golden Spur Award dinner October 15. Wes O’Neal, a Texas cowboy who has worked on three of the largest and best-known ranches in the nation, will be [...]

By Jesse Kader The struggle is real with the heat rising and trying to stay cool and still look cute. The No Riders tank is a perfect option with the fun graphics and bright colors. [...]

By Nikolyn Williams I usually spend most of my summers down here in the canyons picking wild plums and making jelly. Due to this pain in the rear drought we are having, grass is short, [...]

By Dr. Garrett Metcalf, DVM Corneal injuries in horses are a very common occurrence and account for many visits to veterinary practices. These injuries should be taken very seriously because corneal ulcers can get out [...]

By Lindsey Monk Everyone is getting their hay wrapped up and it’ll be time for fall works.

By Ann Asher I admit it. I’m guilty. It starts on Sunday evening when the weekend is winding down, and the realization that the work week is looming. I start to ponder and fret about [...]

By Andy Anderson I walk into a local café, the small-town type where the tables don’t match, the history of the area covers the walls from floor to ceiling and the smells of fresh hot [...]

By Jared Groce Many folks, including myself, had predicted last year that the increase in land pricing would likely continue in 2022 barring a catastrophic event. Well, that event is here and is called inflation.What [...]

Ranching and Livestock Industries Present Top Award to Texas Native  Clark S. Willingham has been named the 2022 National Golden Spur Award recipient in recognition of his dedication to the ranching and livestock industries. “This [...]

Power. Grace. Fearlessness. Strength. Those are just a few of the words that come to mind when watching the death-defying stunts performed by trick riders and their equine partners. Ginger Duke, lead performer for “The [...]

By Jelly Cocanougher Summer is heating up and it’s time for Texans to venture off into the northern territory to escape the humid temperatures creeping in. It’s mountain weather time, where one can take a [...]

By Barry Whitworth, DVMA question sometimes asked by backyard poultry enthusiasts is, “Can turkeys and chickens be raised in the same area?” A simple answer is that many backyard poultry producers do; however, many poultry [...]

By Norman Winter | Horticulturist, Author, Speaker New in garden centers this year are a couple of Ladybirds. When you see the name Ladybird associated with a plant, you can assume a few things: native [...]

By Lacey VilhauerTotal Time: 2 hrs 30 min | Yield: 32 rolls Ingredients:• 3 1/4 to 3 3/4 cups all-purpose flour, divided• 2 tablespoons sugar• 1 packet yeast (1/4- ounce or 2 1/4 teaspoons)• 1 [...]

By Tressa Lawrence Ranchers across northeast Wyoming have taken to grazing hay meadows as part of their high-intensity grazing practices. Moving electric fences around the meadows allows the livestock to graze one small portion of [...]