Farm & Ranch

By Rayford Pullen What a wonderful spring thus far, and thankfully all my friends in Central Texas finally got the moisture needed to get their spring going, albeit a little later than normal. Watching the […]

By Lindsey Monk Branding season is underway in Montana.

By Barry Whitworth, DVM Theileria orientalis genotype Ikeda is a hemoprotozoan. A hemoprotozoan affects red blood cells and leukocytes. T. orientalis genotype Ikeda has been associated with severe bovine disease in Japan, New Zealand and […]

By Jared Groce “Well, that escalated quickly!” Probably the best comment I have heard since the COVID-19 issue has turned the nation, and indeed, the world, on its ear. The United States went from the […]

By Barry Whitworth, DVM In most beef enterprises, purchasing a breeding bull is a substantial investment. Most buyers insist the bull pass a Bovine Breeding Soundness Exam. This gives some assurance that the bull is […]

By Ryndi Perkins While fixing fence the other day, we came across a tree that had grown around barbwire. I didn’t realize a tree was going to give a life lesson. It was my job […]

By Pepper Stewart If you do much traveling in Texas, at some point you will run across the biggest gas station you have ever seen. Have you ever stopped into a Buc-ee’s to have a […]

By Jared Groce AAhhh yes, another election year is upon us. In the real estate business, thattypically means a slower market. Not necessarily an up or down market, just slower. It seems like many people […]

By Lindsey Monk Calving is in full swing in Montana with the firstbrandings starting by the end of the month. Hopefullywe won’t see to much more white stuff.

By Rayford Pullen | rcpullen@yahoo.com We were busy during the month of March getting our babies on the ground, vaccinating our yearling heifers and bulls and making plans for the upcoming breeding season. We are […]