Farm & Ranch

By Tressa Lawrence Calves and lambs are hitting the ground in Wyoming.

By Rayford Pullen | rcpullen@yahoo.com I was really worried we would miss spring this year because we missed the rain in February, March, and the biggest part of April, but low and behold, it arrived. […]

By Judy Wade A certain rodeo saying may sound like a strange answer to, “What are you doing now?” until you realize the answer is from Brandon Dunn, rodeo barrel man. “Back in the barrel” […]

By Jared Groce Finally, it rained. It has been a dry winter and early spring, but we are finally getting some relief viaregular rain showers. Everything is green and happy as the seasons change once […]

I have a vivid memory of my mamma in her 90s looking in the mirror as she put on her lipstick. After dabbing her lips, she gazed upon her reflection and said with a sigh, […]

By Jared Groce This month, I will attempt to answer some of the common questions I get asked the most. Do you have a question that is not listed that you are dying to get […]

By Rayford Pullen, rcpullen@yahoo.com May, what a wonderful time of the year this is with wonderful forages, cheap cattle gains and babies running around with the mommas in hot pursuit, especially if you have a […]

By Jared Groce February of this year was slightly nicer to us than it was in 2021 as far as the weather goes, but land sales in North Texas have slowed down compared to last […]

By Tressa Lawrence Ranchers throughout Wyoming are navigating the usual weather rollercoaster of spring while welcoming lots of new calves and lambs to the world.

By Lindsey Monk Calving is underway up north and brandings will start at the end of the month. Here is Jess Cline getting ready to neck a calf.