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On most ranches, a cattle guard is something you drive over without thinking about it. It sits across a road or at a pasture entrance, doing its job without needing attention. No gate to open, no chain to fasten, no reason to stop. It’s simple, and that’s exactly why it stuck. Before cattle guards, gates […]

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Adapted from the article by Judy Wade for NTFR Most days, the Red River doesn’t look like much. It drifts along the Oklahoma–Texas line, wide and sandy, broken by bars and bends that make it feel more like a boundary than a threat. But that calm can be misleading. When the rains come hard enough, […]

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By Krista Lucas Wynn    Summer is soon to be in full swing, and equine enthusiasts will be traveling to rodeos, trail rides and other events with their equine partners. Whether traveling across North Texas or across the country, it is important to know the tricks of the trade before leaving home. It is […]

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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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In 2015, we introduced this “Grazing North Texas” series by highlighting one of our most important forage plants, Sideoats grama.  On this 11th  anniversary, we will take a closer look at this unique and valuable species. Every Texan should be aware that Sideoats grama is the Texas State Grass.  It was recommended for this honor […]

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