By Lindsey Monk Montana declared a state of emergency because of the drought, but we’re still getting cow work done.
By Tressa Lawrence Riders and their border collies move cattle to water as Wyoming braces for another year of drought.
By Jim Johnson / Senior Agricultural Consultant, Noble Research Institute You may think the common thread between drought and flood is water or living in Texas....
By Lindsey Monk With June wrapping up so will most of the brandings. Tyler Sherman with the calf necked and Kirk Lohof go in to heel.
By Barry Whitworth, DVM / Area Food/Animal Quality and Health Specialist for Eastern Oklahoma With the overuse of anthelmintics (dewormers) in livestock production, gastrointestinal nematodes (GIN),...
By Nikolyn Williams I had been noticing for a while old structures that resembled small outhouses, or the back of old milk trucks, that seemed to...
By Rayford Pullen | [email protected] It’s a wonderful time to be in the cattle business with the abundance of grass we have grown this year. If...
By Jared Groce The North Texas land market does not seem to have a brake pedal on it at all these days. For 13 months now,...
By Tressa Lawrence Green pastures and spring gathers are a welcome sight. Sagebrush speckles the range of northern Wyoming, providing shelter for wildlife such as the...
Spring was slow coming to the north country this year, but the locals sure enjoyed it once it finally got here.