By Raenne Santos Known as the father of wildlife management, Aldo Leopold’s teachings reshaped our understanding of conservation and our role in nature. His philosophy, rooted...
By Krista Lucas Wynn Young cowboys grow up idolizing the likes of Trevor Brazile, 26 time world champion and all-around cowboy. From the time he...
By Martha Crump Whether you have a few head of cattle or quite a few, you’ve no doubt had to give them injections at some point....
On most ranches, a cattle guard is something you drive over without thinking about it. It sits across a road or at a pasture entrance, doing...
by Norman Winter | Horticulturist Author and Speaker If you love garden fragrance and non-stop bee and butterfly activity, the sweet almond verbena or tree verbena...
Adapted from the article by Judy Wade for NTFR Most days, the Red River doesn’t look like much. It drifts along the Oklahoma–Texas line, wide and...
By Tony Dean Farmers and ranchers are in a very close partnership with Mother Nature. If we really pay attention, she presents us some interesting scenarios....
Most people don’t notice it all at once. It starts with a coat that doesn’t shed like it used to. Maybe it hangs on a little...
Few inventions altered the American landscape as quickly or as permanently as barbed wire. At first glance, it was nothing more than twisted strands of metal...
This morning, I walked out into my arena and noticed something that gave me pause. The roping steers had been in there the day before, and...
