By NTFR Staff By the end of summer, I’m usually ready to blame the weather for everything that went wrong in my garden. The heat was...
By Ann Asher Walk through a pasture, garden or wooded trail on a September morning, and the spiders seem to have taken over overnight. Large webs...
By Bryce Angell Eleven teenage cowboys saddled up to hit the trail. If I’d have known what lay ahead I might have turned around to bail....
By Tony Dean, tonydean.tx1@gmail.com Who qualifies as your neighbor? Webster says it is someone who lives nearby, but it isn’t always that simple. Is my neighbor...
By Savannah Magoteaux Vaccinations are one of the simplest and most effective ways to protect your horse’s health. Good nutrition, proper hoof care, regular dental work...
By Ann Asher Hummingbirds may be tiny, but they rarely go unnoticed as they dart between flowers, hover at a feeder or chase another hummingbird away...
By Savannah Magoteaux, Editor Some horses show flashes of greatness from the start, but it takes the right time, training and team for everything to come...
By NTFR Staff A stack of hay may look good from the outside. The bales may be heavy, green and free of obvious weeds or mold....
By Savannah Magoteaux A September rain can be exactly what a North Texas pasture needs, but that flush of green can bring an unwelcome guest. Fall...
By NTFR Staff Equine protozoal myeloencephalitis is hard to pronounce and can be just as hard for horse owners to understand. Usually shortened to EPM, the...
