Farm & Ranch

By Pepper Stewart Cattle rustling is something that has never gone away. Since there have been cattle in the United States, there have been rustlers stealing them. The activity of the rustlers depends on the […]

By Phillip Kitts The sport of rodeo has a history as rich as the great United States of America. It is often discussed how much the sport of rodeo is truly an American original. Since […]

Photo, description by Lindsey Monk “Since this is my first contribution to Ag Elsewhere in a Texas magazine I felt a Texas Longhorn cow in Montana was appropriate. This winter has been mild so far […]

By Lainey Smith Alright folks, the buzz word of the day is agvocacy. (Cue cheering, clapping and a general uproar). This play on words, meaning to be an advocate for the agriculture industry, is supposed […]

When Ty Woods arrived in Las Vegas for the Junior National Finals Rodeo, his thoughts weren’t on winning the open with a pint-sized 10-year-old he had never met. He was there to win a championship […]

By Judy Wade Clay Smith arrived in Las Vegas in December 2018 for the 60th Wrangler National Finals Rodeo sitting at the top of the list of Pro Rodeo Cowboys Association headers with $115,345 in […]

By Rayford Pullen, rcpullen@yahoo.com While it’s the dead of winter, spring calving is under way and keeping those newborns alive and doing good can often be a challenge, particularly with first calf heifers. The biggest […]

By Pepper Stewart In recent weeks I’ve been visiting with cattle growers to see what topics are floating around the coffee shop. “If documenting your cattle got you more money, why would you not do […]

By Norman Winter, Horticulturist, Author, Speaker Oh my gosh, if you aren’t growing the Shoal Creek vitex you are missing the opportunity to add rare iridescent blue color to the landscape like few other plants […]