Outdoor

By Norman Winter The cool season landscape is a real joy after a blazing August has departed, and the cooler September temperatures signal cool season planting time is rapidly approaching to the North Texas gardener. […]

By Andy Anderson In elementary school, one Friday each month the entire school would assemble in the auditorium to watch a movie. We watched all sorts of movies, about wildlife adventures or some other inspiring […]

By Tony Dean This month, Tony Dean wraps up a four part series on Stocking Rate – Should I Be That Concerned? Read below to find out more on why it is such an important […]

He had spent a lot of time by this little water trough, watching everyone, human and animal alike, hang around after powering through the heat. Now he tries to see if he can find goldfish […]

By Norman Winter | Horticulturist, Author, Speaker I was once told that your outdoor furniture should entice visitors or yourself, for that matter, to sit and relax for an extended period of time. Today the […]

By Andy Anderson She is all of five years old, about three and half feet tall, long brown hair and the biggest most beautiful blue eyes. She is a charmer; quick and witty with her […]

By Tony Dean The decision a rancher makes on stocking rate has both short and longterm effects on land, livestock and economics of a business, making it essential a rancher have knowledge regarding correct stocking […]

When Spring Meets Summer… Humid air beating down on our backs. The velocity of the abundance of pollination in our senses. Sweat above our brows and the piercing sun we pray for one second could […]

How do I know if my stocking rate is correct? It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking, “We’ve always run 125 cows on this place, so that’s just what we do.” Many ranches […]

By Andy Anderson I went to Oregon right after high school to pursue my dreams as a rodeo cowboy. I was living in Aurora with some great people, Rick Miller’s family,who were friends of the […]