I remember the day our son said he didn’t want to ride horses. We couldn’t blame him because he is allergic to them, and his allergies weren’t getting any better. Yet it wasn’t just the allergies that made him want to stop.

A move to Wisconsin – and a sorrel pony named Ginger – helped a young girl find her place.

A quiet fall morning on a southern Idaho ranch turns unexpectedly luminous as a rancher stumbles into a moment of natural wonder.

One of my best childhood friends was named Fred. I trusted Fred implicitly, and never once did he let me down.

Wowk Ranch near Beauvallon, Alberta, specializes in breeding, training and selling high-quality horses of various breeds and runs 200 commercial cattle that they feed with a team in the winter.

Native to Ethiopia, teff grass holds up well under drought conditions. With drought common in many parts of the country, teff offers up an interesting option as cattle feed. But does it live up to the hype?

The late-afternoon shadows of early fall cast by the sinking sun in the west were growing longer as I at last urged the final stragglers of the 50 or so cows out of the bottom of the draw.