Flint Hills & Cowboy Culture Theme For Paxico First Friday Two-Day Antique And Art Walk
So successful was the initial Paxico First Friday Antique and Art Walk, another has already been scheduled, and it’s coming up this weekend, with even more added attractions than the first, actually two-day affair.
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Rodeo Announcer-Music Man Is Truly All-Around Cowboy In The Broadest And Most Diverse Sense Of The Definition
He is truly an all-around cowboy. There are cowboys who compete in all eight sanctioned contest events at rodeos, break and train their own horses, assist with cattle roundups, and even participate in other horse related competitions. Yes, they’re all-around cowboys. This one’s entered successfully in some such rodeo action, but they’re not his most […]
Flint Hills & Cowboy Culture Theme For Paxico First Friday Two-Day Antique And Art Walk
So successful was the initial Paxico First Friday Antique and Art Walk, another has already been scheduled, and it’s coming up this weekend, with even more added attractions than the first, actually two-day affair.
Spring Brings Mind Change
“Boys will be boys.” And, when spring comes, there’s obvious change in the air. Most stallions are generally eager for romance, but it becomes enhanced every April. Honestly, the smell is there, and more obvious when the cute filly or even that old gray mare raise their tails. Through more than four decades, we’ve owned […]
‘Decisions, Decisions’ For Farmers In Long-Awaited New ‘Largely Unknown’ Farm ‘Mostly Nutrition’ Bill
“Farmers waited, and waited and waited, and waited longer.” Dalton Henry, governmental affairs specialist for the Kansas Wheat Commission, opened his comments exactly that way. “And, finally the 2014 U.S. Farm Bill was approved, and became effective on February 7, when President Barack Obama signed it into law,” Henry continued.
New Queen Rides Her Morgan Horses Spreading Good Word About Sport Of Rodeo
“I’m going to introduce more and more people to the sport of rodeo.” Miss Rodeo K-State 2014 Danielle Stuerman,19, emphatically stated her objective upon accepting the crown of that distinction during the recent K-State Rodeo at Kansas State University in Manhattan.
‘Decisions, Decisions’ For Farmers In Long-Awaited New ‘Largely Unknown’ Farm ‘Mostly Nutrition’ Bill
“Farmers waited, and waited and waited, and waited longer.” Dalton Henry, governmental affairs specialist for the Kansas Wheat Commission, opened his comments exactly that way.
Helpful Intentions Upsetting
“It is infuriating.” That response came following e-mail to a customer who’d just slammed the telephone receiver in our ear. The remark shadowed accusations of “stepping across the line” to make contact with the rancher. It’s true, we are persistent. But, it is our job. Following philosophy of another, we were “Taking care of business,” […]