Farm & Ranch

By Norman Winter The flaming fall foliage of the Chinese pistache trees stands as visual testaments that they are indeed champions of color. The fiery oranges, reds and yellows scream as if to say, “Look […]

By Tiffany Thompson “The meeting room will come to order. We are now holding a meeting of the Nana Ankobea Takyiwa 4-H Club. Madam Vice President, are all officers at their stations?” These were the […]

By Jean Stimpson  Montana rancher Jean Stimpson and her husband Byron traded the Crow Tribe a beef to butcher for a feast, and in return received this buffalo to slaughter. Getting her as a calf, […]

By Rayford Pullen Our first frost of the year usually arrives in mid-November, which means forage quality will be dropping soon. How soon is soon? Around our place we figure we need to begin protein […]

By Lainey Smith  Come November 6, most media attention will be focused on the heavy mudslinging happening on Capitol Hill. The 2018 midterm elections are bringing controversy to many facets of politics, which makes it […]

By Norman Winter When October rolls around, so does one of our best times to plant flowers for the long, cool season ahead. The first that comes to mind is pansies or violas. Make no […]

Photos and Description By Tiffany Thompson As I sit on the front porch of my new home, I see green trees stretching out in every direction, countless taxis honking as they drive by and people […]

Photo and Description By Jean Stimpson “We had a short break between harvest and second and third cutting hay so my husband and five friends decided to make an overnight pack trip into Little Horn […]

Photo and Description By Lainey Smith Fall is in the air. For most folks, fall is the time to look forward to apple picking, pumpkin carving, specialty coffee and vivid colors amongst the leaves. As a […]