Lacey’s Pantry – Country Crème Brûlée
By Lacey Newlin This fancy French dessert may seem daunting, but it is really a very simple dessert that does not take much skill to create. The custard has a rich vanilla flavor, but my […]
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Specialty Crops
By Everett Brazil, III Oklahoma has a variety of crops grown throughout the state, which includes cotton, corn, wheat, sorghum, soybeans and canola. They have long proven themselves as viable for production on the Southern […]
Fred Morris & Transportation
By Judy Wade In the 1950s, transportation was not just a means of going places. It was the name of what is perhaps the greatest greyhound racing dog to ever come out of Oklahoma. Fred […]
The Fires Raged On
By Ddee Haynes It had been more than two months since any moisture fell in western Oklahoma. The winds were fierce for weeks and the lack of moisture caused the grass and forage to become […]
Life of a Ranch Wife
By Lanna Mills When you think of cowboys what comes to mind? Is it the big black hat? Perhaps their boots and spurs? How about the horses that they are mounted on? All in all, […]
Navicular Disease
By Lauren Lamb, DVM Navicular ‘disease’ is a condition that affects the navicular bone, navicular bursa, deep digital flexor tendon and/or the associated ligaments attached to the navicular bone. Navicular disease, navicular syndrome, caudal heel […]
Celebration of Native American Culture
By Laci Jones Oklahoma and Native American culture are synonymous, especially during the 32nd annual Red Earth Festival on June 8 through the 10. This celebration is a unique opportunity for Oklahomans to experience the […]
Disaster Prep
By Barry Whitworth, DVM Chances are that livestock producers at some time or another will be affected by a disaster such as a flood, tornado, drought or wildfire. Whatever the disaster, the challenge of any […]
