This old world is constantly changing yet some things never change, but they do get better. That was my first thought when I heard the first...
By Jared Groce February’s rural land sales were slowed down by the significant winter weather event that we all suffered through. I hope that your property...
By Nikolyn Williams “It ain’t dying I’m talking about, Woodrow it’s living.” There are days I pinch myself thinking I’m going to wake up from this...
By Martha Crump | [email protected] As April heralds the hopeful blush of spring, I would be remiss in not mentioning a few things about what has...
By Tressa Lawrence As the sun starts to drop behind the mountains, these heifers receive their daily ration of hay. Some ranchers have experimented and claimed...
By Tony Dean | [email protected] It’s not often that a “pasture flower” really catches my eye. When out on the land, I am usually focused on...
By Phillip Kitts In a recent conversation with some folks outside of the rodeo industry the talks lead to a rather heated debate over how much...
By Andy Anderson Mother Nature in all her splendor and awe, can be and is often the cruelest manager of wildlife. The recent polar vortex to...
By Norman Winter | Horticulturist, Author, Speaker Machu Morado is one of the most intriguing new plants in both name and performance. In reality it is...
By Dani Blackburn The Quebe Sisters were born and raised in the Lone Star State, home of Western swing music. With their mesmerizing fiddles and soaring...
