By Jennifer Dorsett When I think back to my childhood, the scent I remember most is the blast of dirt blowing out of the air vents every time my dad started his truck. It’s a nose-tingling, lightly cough-inducing, earthy smell. You can’t get it from any other vehicle besides one that’s spent lots of time [...]
By Julie Tomascik ’Tis the season of giving. The season to be thankful. And a time of reflection. The Thanksgiving holiday means many things to many folks. Oftentimes, those link back to agriculture and the farm and ranch families—like those in the Lone Star State. They care for Mother Nature’s most precious resources. Consider the [...]
By Jessica Domel Fake news. We stumble across it on the Internet just about every day. When it comes to farming and ranching, there’s plenty of misinformation online. The same goes for glyphosate. It’s one of the most widely-used and talked about herbicides. And it’s time to start unraveling the truth about it. Farmers have [...]
By Kelly Bogard As Thanksgiving approaches, I'm starting to craft my menu. It really doesn't change much from year to year, but it helps me plan if I have it all written down. Let's see...there's the turkey, dressing, cranberry sauce and gravy. Then we have sweet potatoes, mac & cheese, and green bean casserole for the [...]
By Julie Tomascik A past. We all have one. And for most of us, agriculture is a part of that. I can trace farming and ranching back generations in my family. It’s still a part of what we do today. For others, it might require a little more digging to find those agricultural roots. But [...]
