By Lacey Newlin of Lacey’s Pantry Total Time: 1 Hour Servings: 6-8 Ingredients: 2 tablespoons butter 1 pound mushrooms, sliced 1 tablespoon butter 1 onion, diced 2 carrots, diced 2 stalks celery, diced 2 cloves [...]

By Judy Wade Oklahoma has a rich history, and everyone should be familiar with the background of our great state. However, it is also home to some unusual inventions, facts and laws, and it is [...]

Equine Esophageal Obstructions By Garrett Metcalf, DVM Horses that experience an esophageal obstruction can be a quite frightening and confusing situation at times for horse owners, especially if it is witnessed when it occurs. Horses [...]

With a history that dates back more than 130 years, Dennis Cattle Company is one of the oldest family-owned ranches in Oklahoma. Over the years, the now sixth-generation ranch has become extremely diverse, not only [...]

By Bryan Painter A passion for appreciating soil health can be measured in many ways. For some that commitment comes in acres and for others it is found in terms of square feet. There are [...]

By Everett Brazil III It is more than a month into the fall season. Summer crop harvest is in full swing, and harvesters are out in cotton, soybean and sorghum fields to bring the crop [...]

By Linda Clark Ben Johnson, Jr. of Pawhuska, Oklahoma was a ‘cowboy’s cowboy’. Ben Johnson, Sr., made sure that young Ben was proficient in ranching, roping, and riding skills for use in everyday ranch life. [...]

By Summer McMillen October is weaning time around here and every time we wean a different set of cows, I learn something. All people and all sets of cattle are unique and can teach you [...]

By Michael Newell October 1 is the opening day for several major archery hunting seasons in Oklahoma. And prospects are looking good for most of those seasons, experts with the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation [...]

Barry Whitworth, DVM Area Food/Animal Quality and Health Specialist for Eastern Oklahoma  Contagious Ecthyma (CE) is a highly contagious viral disease found throughout the world wherever sheep are kept.  The virus primarily affects young lambs [...]

Oklahoma FFA Executive Secretary Trevor Lucas For more than three decades, the Oklahoma FFA organization was spearheaded by Executive Secretary Kent Boggs. When Mr. Boggs announced his retirement last spring, the search was on to [...]

By Summer McMillen We work cattle a lot here on the ranch, whether we are moving them to new pastures, branding or weaning. There seems to be a different “event” for every season that our [...]

By Judy Wade Farmers, ranchers, cowboys, cowgirls and even lots of city folks can thank Levi Strauss for those denims they slide into every day. Whether it’s Levis, Wrangler, Cinch, Round House or some other [...]

Saturday, October 12 at 10 AM – Cushing, OK 320 TOTAL ACRES This is the one! A ranch with an ideal set up. Country home, barns, stalls, arena, ponds, fenced & cross fenced, great location [...]

By Garrett Metcalf, DVM Sarcoids are the most common cutaneous skin tumor of horses that come in various forms with varying degrees of virulence. Sarcoids are small gray to cherry red tissue that appears similar [...]

Longhorns made an indelible imprint on the 19th-century Western landscape. Between 1866 and 1890, more than 10 million cattle were driven on the Chisholm and other trails out of Texas.  In his classic 1941 book [...]

Impress your friends with these 40 interesting tidbits of Oklahoma trivia. The first capital of Oklahoma was in Guthrie, but was moved later to Oklahoma City following a vote of the people.Turner Falls Park in [...]

By Ddee Haynes In October of 2017, I wrote an article on Hagen Nielsen. Hagen at the time was five-years-old. Let me take you back to the day I first met this little blond-haired, blue-eyed [...]

By Kevin Mink Imagine this scenario. A homeowner decides to create a pollinator garden in their front yard. After removing the monoculture of Bermuda grass, the yard is filled with an array of native flowering [...]