By Ryndi Perkins I knew who he was and what he did before I met him. That is why when he first messaged me I wouldn’t...
By Milton Ammel When it comes to early American agriculture, one almost always thinks of white farmers. Equally important, and not very well recognized, are the...
By Barry Whitworth, DVM / Area Food/Animal Quality and Health Specialist for Eastern Oklahoma The initial overall physical strength and good health of a newborn, referred...
By Rayford Pullen We’re on the verge of having winter in our rear-view mirror and an end to the winter feed bills that came with it....
By Lindsey Monk Calving season is just getting started in Montana. Here’s to short days, long nights and big cups of coffee. Hope it goes smoothly...
By Lindsey Lambert The sun sets on the last days of winter in Colorado.
By Jared Groce January land sales have been somewhat slowed by all of the rain we have had so far, but the demand is still brisk...
By Barry Whitworth, DVM/Area Food/Animal Quality and Health Specialist for Eastern Oklahoma In 1895, Dr. F. Harmes was presented with a cow that exhibited symptoms of...
By Rayford Pullen I have high expectations for the cattle business in 2020 and am making plans to somehow take advantage of the opportunities as they...
By Lindsey Lambert Graneros Gorge just outside of Colorado City, covered in a fresh layer of snow. To read more pick up a copy of the...