“If you don’t use it, you don’t need it and you might as well get rid of it.”
The opinion has been expressed numerous times and repeated frequently as the tack room was being cleaned again. Continue reading →
“If you don’t use it, you don’t need it and you might as well get rid of it.”
The opinion has been expressed numerous times and repeated frequently as the tack room was being cleaned again. Continue reading →
“The show will go on.”
After being postponed due to health concerns in July, the Santa Fe Trail Ranch Rodeo has been rescheduled for Sunday, October 4. Continue reading →
More than 6 million young people across the country will celebrate National 4-H Week during the first full week of October.
“This year, October 4-10, these 4-H members and leaders are showcasing the great things that 4-H offers young people. It highlights incredible 4-H youth who work each day to make a positive impact on the community,” said Shandi Andres. Continue reading →
“We did not have a Kansas State Fair this year.”
David Tobias, interim general manager of the state’s biggest annual event at Hutchinson, was most emphatic reiterating the fact. Continue reading →
The BlackJack Saddle Club has another point show planned Saturday, Sept. 26, announced Albert De La Garza, president.
In Cico Park at Manhattan, show starting time is 9 o’clock. Through a different format, advance entries are being taken online for improved efficiency. Continue reading →
Watching the sun come up as cattle graze Flint Hills under blue skies with family on horseback creates spiritual reality.
“Regardless of anyone’s beliefs there’s nothing so close to the heart as that intimate feeling with Mother Nature,” Jerry Hedrick said. Continue reading →
“Here by the owl.”
Many people affiliated with agriculture during their lifetimes remember the advisor’s part of opening ceremonies during FFA meetings.
Yet urbanites don’t even know FFA is acronym for Future Far Continue reading →
Eyes glistened, smiles broadened, everybody was friends for two fun days admiring and visiting about Massy-Harris farm equipment.
It was a Saturday and Sunday gathering at Bub Robbin’s Appanoose Creek Farms north of Pomona in Franklin County. Continue reading →
Equipment is as important as a cowboy’s ability to become a world rodeo champion.
“As rodeo has changed during the past half century so has equipment used by the contestants,” said Neil Barstow. Continue reading →
“You can’t eat your cake and have it too.”
The National FFA President, a Kansas farm boy, flew in from business at the nation’s capital to present his inspirational message. Continue reading →