Down the Draw
A menagerie of thoughts from a cowboy.
Life’s Continuing Challenging Tribulations Answered In Spiritual Words Through Fictional Religious Novel
It is nearly impossible to put aside reading Bree L. Taylor’s “Walking In Her Own Shoes A Journey Of Faith.” Defined as a fictional religious
‘Correction’ In Farmland Values Called ‘Imminent’
The value of farmland has skyrocketed in recent times, with some studies indicating increases from 30 to 50 percent over the last three years. Driving
Methods For Cattlemen To Stay ‘Grounded’ When Profit Is Up
While drought and other economic challenges tightened the U.S. cattle herd in recent years, the constriction eventually created a significant upswing in profitability for many
Cheese Processing Plant Coming To Dodge City
Hilmar Cheese Company, Inc., last fall broke ground on the site of its future state-of-the-art cheese and whey protein processing plant in Dodge City, Kansas.
Management Strategies For Young Cows
Young cows in the cow-calf operation are the genetic future of the herd and represent a large economic investment. Unfortunately, young cows leave the herd
Anaplasmosis, Noninfectious Cattle Disease, Increasing Problem
Veterinarians are concerned that anaplasmosis, a noninfectious disease in cattle, is reemerging throughout the U.S. The initial cause is the transmission of bacteria from ticks