By Laci Jones Fire engulfed thousands of acres of land across Colorado, Kansas, Texas and Oklahoma in early March. Ranchers risked everything to try to save...
Conservation & Agriculture Reach Everyone By Sarah Blaney Oklahoma is home to more than 18,000 Native American, African-American, Hispanic-American and Asian-American farmers and ranchers. The majority...
By Ralph Chain I have seen a lot of things happen in my lifetime. While most were good, I have seen some things that were not...
Cowboys on Canvas By Laci Jones He never dreamed he would be on television. The humble artist with a kind smile expressed his vision to tell...
By Lanna Mills As ranchers, we are constantly battling something—drought, flooding, fire, grass shortage, theft, market crash or illness, and even predators. While we cannot eliminate...
By Lanna Mills It is February, which means that love is in the air, and Valentine’s Day is near. This month we are reminded to show...
Drawing Inspiration By Laci Jones Grasping several colored pencils in her left hand and one bright orange pencil in her right hand, western artist Kathryn Leitner...
By Lanna Mills Whether it be to keep things out, keep things in, or most often both, fence is a staple for today’s rancher. However, this...
By Judy Wade Like his father and grandfather before him, Don Howard loved the wide-open spaces found in the heart of Jefferson County. He was born...
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...
