Livestock consumption of mineral supplements is one of the most confusing aspects of ruminant nutrition. Many producers think that their animals don’t need minerals because they don’t eat it when they put it out. However, forage data shows that there is some level of mineral deficiencies every month of the year. So why don’t livestock […]
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At only 13 years old, Gavin Morrow is quite an accomplished show woman. For several years, she has shown steers and hogs, going from county, to state, and even to national shows. This year, she decided to take a chance and step out of her comfort zone to show a horse from their ranch, Diesel.
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Many of you are once again having to make a decision as to how many animals your pastures can carry this winter without abusing the resource. How to make that decision accurately sometimes takes the wisdom of Solomon. However, there is a technique that is not too difficult to learn that can be used to
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Many of you that are serious about the wildlife part of your operation are looking for ways to improve the quality of your deer. Quality is generally defined as larger body size and increased antler scores, attributes that are most influenced by the nutritional intake of the deer. One way to influence the nutritional intake
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Every summer since 1966, the musical Texas has delighted audiences with music, history, and spectacle. The idea for the show first started in 1961, when Margaret Pease Harper and her husband were looking for a way to increase tourism to the Palo Duro Canyon, increase summer jobs, and educate people on the history of the area.
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