Rodeo involves livestock, dirt and grit, meaning it is almost guaranteed to be dusty and smelly, not unlike its working ranch roots. Fortunately, there is the...
By Jesse Kader Oh my stars and stripes, it’s July. Who is ready for some outdoor festivities and patriotic attire? I have lots of options for...
By Jelly Cocanougher A watchful eye glares past the standing bugs that fly through the stagnant spring air. To the low hills that move beyond the...
By Courtney Leeper, Noble Research Institute We all want clean air and water, food, and an overall healthy environment. More and more farmers and ranchers are...
By Martha Crump | [email protected] Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft and a billionaire philanthropist is making news again involving the agricultural community. In a recent interview...
Probably one of the hardest hit industries during the pandemic of 2020 here in North Texas has been our live-music venues. There isn’t much one can...
By Dani Blackburn When many think of the word beef, they conjure up images of the meat a beef animal produces. While each animal does provide...
By Annette Bridges Are there things you never thought you could do? Things you never even dreamed you would do? I can honestly say when I...
By Lacey Newlin IngredientsFor the cake• 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour• 1 teaspoon baking powder• 1/2 teaspoon baking soda• 1/4 teaspoon salt• 1 cup granulated sugar,...
April showers bring May flowers, along with dresses, bold colors and embroidery. I’m ready for the spring collections and flowy colorful pieces. This dress is perfect...