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Oklahoma Indian Nations: Chickasaw Nation

September 22, 2017 0

By Laci Jones Before modern-day agriculture, the Chickasaw Nation was among the many Oklahoma Indian Nations who considered their agricultural practices a part of their heritage as well as crucial to their survival. Agricultural practices […]

Life of a Ranch Wife

September 20, 2017 0

By Lanna Mills Do you take your lunch to work with you? Maybe you go out to eat on your lunch break, or you drive through a fast food joint to grab a quick bite. […]

Weekly Market Report: 9/15/17

September 18, 2017 0

By Trent Milacek After a bearish September WASDE report, grain markets managed to end the week higher. Production estimates for corn and soybeans were increased on this report, which triggered a large selloff early in […]

Dale Hirschman: Cowboy, Preacher and Artist

September 18, 2017 0

By Ddee Haynes I first meet Dale Hirschman more than 20 years ago. We inherited each other as friends through my husband Mitchell. Hirschman and Mitchell traveled a lot of the same rodeo trails during […]

The Goldseekers

September 15, 2017 0

By Krista Lucas Each summer, Woodward, Okla., draws a crowd from near and far for the annual rodeo and Cudd Quarter Horse production and consignment sale. This year, the sale featured stand out barrel and […]

Oklahoma State Parks: Hugo Lake State Park

September 15, 2017 0

By Laci Jones Tucked away in southeastern Oklahoma lies a state park known for its recreational opportunities. With 110 miles of shoreline, Hugo Lake State Park is a popular state park for cabin rentals. Conveniently […]

Lacey’s Pantry – Banana Pudding

September 13, 2017 0

By Lacey Newlin Total Time: 3 1/2 Hours Serves: 10-12 Ingredients 1 1/3 cup milk 1 package of instant vanilla pudding mix 1 14-ounce can sweetened condensed milk 3 cups heavy cream 1 tsp. vanilla […]

Weekly Market Report: 9/8/17

September 11, 2017 0

By Trent Milacek Cotton prices rocketed higher this week due to Hurricane Harvey and Irma. Harvey could have a large impact on Texas cotton acres due to devastating flooding. Reports indicate that 300-600,000 acres could […]

Supper at Grand Island

September 11, 2017 0

By Ralph Chain Funny things happen in a person’s lifetime. One of the funny things that I can remember happened several years ago. We were hauling grain and hay out of Nebraska because it was […]

Subchondral Bone Cyst

September 8, 2017 0

By Lauren Lamb Last month we talked about osteochondritis dissecans (OCDs). This month we are going to talk about subchondral cyst, which is another type of bone disease commonly seen in horses. Unlike like OCDs, […]