It’s a pretty tall order, if not absolutely impossible, to win all of life’s battles. The odds against you are even greater if you’re not careful when picking your battles.

I can tell how old you are just by the horses you know. For example, you are well beyond your expiration date if you know that Rex Allen’s horse was Koko, Hoot Gibson’s was Goldie, Tex Ritter’s was White Flash, William S. Hart’s horse was a pinto named Fritz, and that Tom Mix loved Tony.

It was just another camping trip with friends. A gathering, a return to nature, to get a taste of what life was like in the Wyoming forests and plains before Napoleon Bonaparte sold it to Thomas Jefferson in 1803.

Back in the Wild West, ranchers would have scoffed at the notion of reining as an equestrian sport. In those days – as is true today on many working cattle ranches – the image of reining was far from recreational.

Paul Larmer, CEO of Semex, has been elected to a two-year term as president and chairman of the board of The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. Larmer succeeds outgoing president John M. Dunlap Jr. 

Texas cattleman Brad Bellah shares his ranching story with people across the country in the new documentary film "Farmland." Throughout this summer the film will premiere in select theaters across the country, hoping to spark conversation between consumers and producers.

Pride of the Farm introduces One Valve with a design unlike any that has ever been introduced for animal watering. It has two unique fulcrums, which deliver trouble-free watering all year around.

Richard Osborne
Grand Valley Fortifiers
Dairy Specialist
New Hamburg, Ontario

Joe O’Rourke
Ruminant Sales Consultant
Jones Feed Mills Ltd.
Atwood, Ontario