Every year, each spring, my job was stretching up barbed wire. And every year I’d dream that we could put it up for hire.
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The month of August is smack dab in the middle of summer. When in the thick of the hot summer days, it is important to keep horses, livestock and yourself cool, whether leisurely riding, competing or traveling.
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The month of August is smack dab in the middle of summer. When in the thick of the hot summer days, it is important to keep horses, livestock and yourself cool, whether leisurely riding, competing or traveling.
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For many people, fall work is already on their minds. May your grass be tall and may you get enough moisture to keep it green but not too soggy.
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After seeing the flowers at the Young’s Plant Farm Annual Garden Tour in Auburn, Ala., I felt a sense of desperation to get my hands on the Luscious Basket Tangeglow lantana.
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It is that time of year when cases in veterinary practices that are diagnosed with EMS. The reason cases of EMS spike are because the fast growth that pastures experience in the spring.
- Dr. Garrett Metcalf, DVM
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“Dedicated to raising the highest quality cattle while putting the environment first.” – G Bar C Ranch
Have you read this month's profile piece covering Meredith Ellis and the G BAR C RANCH?
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There are 14 species and several varieties of wild onion in Texas. These herbs are biennial or perennial and all are strongly scented with an onion or garlic/onion scent.
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Having backyard poultry is a popular agriculture enterprise. According to the United States Department of Agriculture, 0.8 percent of all households in the United States have chickens.
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Local celebrity dancers of the greater Gainesville area brought the house down recently at the second annual “Dancing With Our Stars” contest in Lindsay. https://t.co/E84vjaxCnA
Most farmers and ranchers know that agriculture is a dangerous occupation. According to United States Bureau of Statistics, workers involved in agriculture, forestry, and fishing had the highest occupational fatality rate in 2022.
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With spring approaching, producers should be aware of a disease associated with rapidly growing forages. Hypomagnesemia is commonly referred to as grass tetany.
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Erect dayflower is a native warm-season perennial found not only across most of Texas but also in most of the central and eastern United States.
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Around the rodeo world, the countless stories of good deeds and support of others is enough to fill a book. It always seems the rodeo community and the roots of the rodeo family have a deeper understanding of taking care of their own.
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Every little kid, growing up watching rodeo, dreams of one day competing at the Super Bowl of rodeo, the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. One young cowboy from Decatur, Texas, is well on his way.
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Nothing quite like Pink Cashmere to put the happy face on a summer that has turned oppressive from heat and humidity. No, this is not part of The Garden Guy’s latest watering wardrobe, but a new Superbena verbena making its debut in 2024.
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Purpletop tridens is a native, perennial, warm season bunchgrass that is found across all of Texas except the extreme western areas.
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Cattle can be infected with a variety of GIN. Most do not cause issues unless husbandry practices are poor. However certain GIN have been associated with disease. READ MORE: https://t.co/Ato0SN11RW