DX Ranch: "Family Comes Before the Dollar"

'Farming Weird' Gets Pushback but Deserves Respectful Consideration

It's easy to knock something you know little or nothing about. Farmers who are working to adopt conservation practices on their operations face ridicule routinely. Yet their efforts now could help us all in the future.

Pasture to Plate: A Culture-Driven Beef Business

On a cold March day in 2020, Kelsey Ducheneaux-Scott heaved 1,700 lb. of ground beef into freezers in the living room, kitchen and laundry room. Anxiety and stress seeped in when she thought about trying to sell all that burger before her next butcher appointment in three months. Little did she know how quickly that product would move.

Feral Swine Test Positive for Pseudorabies at Colorado Farm

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers confiscated feral swine from a farm in El Paso County that later tested positive for pseudorabies.

Some Good News for the Plains

The Plains could use some moisture, and they just might see some snow this week.