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By Tony Dean Farmers and ranchers are in a very close partnership with Mother Nature. If we really pay attention, she presents us some interesting scenarios. For example, though they are totally different types of plants, water lilies and prickly pear have a lot in common. They both have strikingly beautiful flowers, both plants are […]

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Most people don’t notice it all at once. It starts with a coat that doesn’t shed like it used to. Maybe it hangs on a little longer in the spring, or comes off uneven. Then the topline doesn’t look quite as strong. A horse that always held weight well starts to look a little different, […]

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Few inventions altered the American landscape as quickly or as permanently as barbed wire. At first glance, it was nothing more than twisted strands of metal with sharp points. But in the 1870s and 1880s, it transformed open prairies into enclosed pastures, reshaped cattle ranching, and set the stage for modern agriculture across Oklahoma, Texas, […]

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Most of us have been there. You take a bite of something that looks harmless enough, and within seconds, your mouth is on fire. Your eyes water, your nose runs, and suddenly you’re questioning every decision that led you to that moment. Whether it’s a jalapeño that packed more punch than expected or a sauce […]

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This morning, I walked out into my arena and noticed something that gave me pause. The roping steers had been in there the day before, and even though the ground was wide and level, the sand carried their story. Hoofprints crossed every direction, but in several spots, the same trail was pressed deeper than the […]

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