Farm & Ranch

Photo, description by Lindsey Monk A two-year-old with her new heifer calf. The cotyledons are visible with the way the sun was setting.

Photo, description by Jennifer Nelson Young apples line an orchard in Biglerville, Pa.

By Rayford Pullen The lady at the local newspaper office took the ad for “cattle for sale,” and with a bewildered look on her face asked the other ladies working there if they had ever […]

By Phillip Kitts The roots of rodeo have much more to offer than lists of prideful cowboys and stock contractors who match money with ego. There is a long list of historic ladies who have […]

North Texas rural land sales continue to be brisk, despite a slow start to the year due to the rainy, gloomy weather for the first three months. Now that the sun is out once in […]

By Pepper Stewart Every year we become more advanced in technology, and it happens in the cattle world, too. Consumers today want more transparency and information about where their beef comes from. So now you […]

By Rayford Pullen I’ve always liked the saying “It’s ok to be in a rut if you are headed in the right direction,” and it seems that sometimes we’re in that rut but cannot figure […]

By Pepper Stewart Many years ago when the computer first landed in school classrooms, I made a comment that has come back to haunt me, “Why do I need to learn that? What good will […]

By Norman Winter Purple Daydream will capture your heart and probably make you forget all other varieties of loropetalum. I’m growing it with October Magic orchid camellias, Autumn Jewel azaleas and Gold Mound chamaecyapris, and […]