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Keeping up appearances

September 25, 2025
Tyrell Marchant

Cowboy garb, when executed properly, is an unquestionably awesome uniform, right up there with firefighters and the Pittsburgh Steelers.


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Signing our name to authenticity over AI

August 25, 2025
David Cooper

Even if you’re not an economist, you probably know how AI – artificial intelligence – has become the defining modern technology for Wall Street, Main Street, factories, government, schools, hospitals and yes, even your ranch or farm.


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Musings of an apparent dinosaur

July 25, 2025
Tyrell Marchant

It has recently been brought to my attention that I am … how do I put this appropriately? Oh, that’s right: old.


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Potholes and hairpin turns

June 25, 2025
Carrie Veselka

If you have tuned into the news recently, you may have noticed that the road has gotten a little bumpy.


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Big mistake. Huge.

May 21, 2025
Tyrell Marchant

We did something stupid. A couple of years back, my wife and I took the kids to the animal shelter in town on Free Cat Day and let them pick out a couple of kittens. But that wasn’t the stupid thing.


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God’s favorite protein

April 24, 2025
Abigail George

While at the NCBA CattleCon this past February, I heard one of the speakers say, “Bovine are God’s favorite protein, so we are blessed.” It was one of those fun little quotes I wrote down, thinking I could use it as a photo caption or something one day.


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Beware of heavy bleeding with some federal job cuts

March 24, 2025
David Cooper

So what should we make of the ongoing saga to cut federal jobs in this new administration? And what about when those cuts are made to critical programs in the U.S. Department of Agriculture?


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Chock-full of heroes

February 25, 2025
Tyrell Marchant

March is upon us, and that can only mean one thing. Actually, it can mean a lot of things – your heifers are calving; the corrals are a soupy quagmire; you really need to get started on your taxes – but for our purposes here, March means one thing: March Madness, baby.


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A boost and a break

January 24, 2025
Carrie Veselka

Boosts and breaks come at different times and in different forms for everyone, but the important thing is to take them when you have the chance and, when the opportunity presents itself, be the helpful friend or kind stranger someone else may need in their day.


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The year of contentment

December 30, 2024
Abigail George

Now that you’ve filled up on all the holiday sweets, it’s time to ring in the new year. There’s that saying, “new year, new me,” right? It’s the time of year to set new goals.


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