Farm & Ranch

By Barry Whitworth, DVM Recent events such as African Swine Fever in China, Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea at the Oklahoma Youth Expo and Virulent Newcastle Disease in California have shown how vulnerable livestock operations and events […]

Courtesy Jared Groce Our five county region showed a strong demand for rural properties for building a residence on during the month of July, and a very low number of ag and recreational land sales. […]

By Rayford Pullen Fall is in the air or at least it will officially begin in September when the daylight hours and the night time hours are pretty close to the same. The first official […]

By Pepper Stewart If you have been hiding under a rock this is news to you, but if not then you’re watching. Yellowstone burst onto the scene back in 2018 with mixed reviews at first, […]

NTFR contributor Annette Bridges recently ventured overseas to visit the beautiful country of Scotland. While there, she snapped some photos of what agriculture looks like in the United Kingdom’s northernmost country. Pictured is a pasture […]

By Rayford Pullen The dead of summer is a hard time to think about fall and winter pastures, but if you are going to be successful, plans need to be made when the sweat is […]

A furry friend from this spring who was helping himself to the beehives. (Photo, description by Lindsey Monk)

By Phillip Kitts The rodeo road often provides folks with much more than an opportunity to make money. Recently our traveling team was called back to New Town, N.D., to cover a rodeo that is […]

The Dog Days of Summer are here, but with a mixed bag of activity. Some counties are seeing the typical slow down in land transactions, but others are seeing an explosion of activity. Most land […]

By Pepper Stewart Breakaway roping is nothing new, it’s been around for many years. Only recently has the spotlight been turned on giving the ladies an opportunity to shine. In recent years, a few rodeo […]