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Ranch Pickups for 2018

January 6, 2018

Ranch Pickups for 2018 – By Kesly Porter Ellis – Bringing in the New Year means bringing in new goals, both personal and business-related. And whether you are the goal setting type or not, you most likely want to see your operation expand, grow and improve in the upcoming year. But taking on such big […]

Filed Under: Ranch Wheels, Top Stories

Beat Those Bad Genes

January 5, 2018

Finding them is the first step toward managing the problem – By JAIME PULLMAN – In March of this year, scientists from the Agricultural Research Service US Meat Animal Research Center (ARS USMARC) in Clay Center, Nebraska, gave the beef industry an online resource that we can all benefit from—even though you’ll probably never use […]

Filed Under: Genetics, Top Stories

Quarantine Quandary

January 3, 2018

– By GILDA V. BRYANT – Update on TEXAS CATTLE FEVER TICKS In the late 1800’s, Texas Cattle Fever caused extensive cattle losses.  To combat this deadly disease caused by ticks, the Bureau of Animal Industries, predecessor of the USDA (see Looking Back, September/October 2017 issue, p. 162), developed the first tick eradication program in […]

Filed Under: Animal Health/ ID, Top Stories

Battle Of The Saddles

December 17, 2017

Oliver Saddle Shop celebrates 100 years with some cowboy challenge fundraising fun, Amarillo-style. Story and photos by Shaie Williams The agriculture way of life has been handed down from generation to generation. The skills needed to be successful come from the generations before us. Technology and great inventions make life a little easier at times […]

Filed Under: Top Stories

2018 Kawasaki Mule PRO-FXR

December 14, 2017

Working vehicle

-By Mark O’Byrne. Howdy readers, Mark here.  This past September 26 I had the awesome experience of visiting coastal California’s famous Hearst Ranch, and it was incredible. I could go off on a whole other story about it, but we are here to introduce this good-looking machine. This was the first time the ranch management has allowed […]

Filed Under: Top Stories

Value in the Valley

December 8, 2017

cattle and barn

Enveloped by town and tourists, Lockhart Cattle Company found ways to make their venture work – By MELISSA HEMKEN – (Photos by David Stubbs) Only a handful of working ranches remain among billionaires’ gentlemen ranchettes in Wyoming’s Jackson Hole Valley. One of remaining active cattle producers is Lockhart Cattle Company. Sandwiched between Jackson Hole Community […]

Filed Under: Top Stories

Return to Ranching

December 2, 2017

ranch with calves

An interesting journey leads this young beef producer back to the land he loves – By TROY SMITH – There’s a busy stretch of road running northward, from Fort Collins to Laramie. That 65-mile section of U.S. Highway 287 carries some heavy truck traffic through northern Colorado and into Wyoming. Actually, the route has been […]

Filed Under: Top Stories

Angus Gene Reboot

December 2, 2017

cows and calves

A journey through the “dark early years” delivers producers to solid genetic ground By Jaime Pullman Genetic defects are a fact of life. We are fortunate today to have technology available that makes a defect manageable instead of potentially debilitating to business the way it was just a few decades ago. But no matter how […]

Filed Under: Top Stories

Busy & Blessed

November 21, 2017

No two Texas days are alike at Flanagan Cattle Co. My name is Christy Flanagan.  My husband, Craig and I live in Leonard in northeast Texas.  We have a 13 year-old son named JT and we’ve been married for 20 years.  My husband is the 5th generation to live on and work the land around […]

Filed Under: Top Stories

Think Zinc

May 6, 2015

– By GILDA V. BRYANT – Are you seeing some lame or poor-doing critters out there? It might be a good idea to give zinc some consideration. Zinc works hand-in-hand with copper and selenium, but when it comes to supplementation this trace mineral is a work horse. It’s involved in some 300 enzyme systems including the metabolism of proteins and carbohydrates, which provide energy […]

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