Old Palomino Gets Rambunctious
“Those horses as so much smarter than most people so it seems.” That Cody, home raised gelding with owner prejudice most beautiful palomino to make Roy Rogers envious, was rambunctious today.
Morris County Youth Benefit From Active 4-H Leadership Opportunities
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 2-8, 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 […]
Iowa Farmland Selling For More Than $16,000 An Acre While Interest Rate Hikes Could Cool Demand Somewhat
“Farmland sale prices in Iowa increased 36 percent from July 1, 2021, to July 1, 2022.” That’s according to Jim Knuth, senior vice president for Farm Credit Services of America in Iowa.
Cockleburs Major Spiney Weed Problem For Landowners, Horses, And Dogs, Too
“Cockleburs can take over the farm if they are not controlled.” The neighbor farmer made that assessment many years ago, and it is probably correct.
‘Little Lu’ Learns About God’s Forgiveness For ‘Eating A Strawberry’
Just 45 pages, just 30 minutes, and so enjoyable if a bit difficult to decipher three-year-old Little Lu’s pronunciations. Inspirational is “The First Adventure of Little Lu” book written like she talks learning about sin and God’s loving forgiveness.
Flint Hills Cowboy On United States Bull Riding Team At International Event In Mexico
“The Kansas Kid” was a member of United States’ team competing at the recent major bull riding event in Mexico. “It was an opportunity of a lifetime I just couldn’t pass up and a truly unbelievable experience,” exclaimed Devin Hutchinson.
Flint Hills Cowboy Teams To Compete In State’s Oldest Ranch Rodeo Sunday
Its rodeo time this weekend at Council Grove. The 36th annual Fall Ranch Rodeo sponsored by the Morris County Youth Rodeo Association (MCYRA) is scheduled for Sunday, October 2nd.
More Than A Flower
“The most beautiful flower in the sunflower state is obviously the sunflower.” That must be true or why would the sunflower be designated the state flower of Kansas?
Many A Boobie Prize Takes Wannabe Cowboy Long Ride To Be Oldest State Show Participant
From riding a red wooden rocking horse to the divan armrest to grocery store broomsticks. All the wannabe cowboy ever wanted was a real horse. Mom and Dad insisted there must be a place to keep one and some way to pay for it.
Lifelong Flint Hills Ranching Cowgirl Feature For Pioneer Bluffs Prairie Talk
“Cowboyin’ is women’s work.” Bobbie Hammond, Olpe, has managed as many as 25,000 acres of Flint Hills grass and 8,000 head of cattle.