‘Prayer And Work’ Go Hand In Hand At This Colorado Ranch
Originally published on December 10, 2014 2:48 pm Many beer aficionados are familiar with the rare breweries run by Trappist monks.
Hemp’s Legality Has Stunted Research, But That’s Starting To Change
Originally published on January 12, 2015 1:05 pm Humans have been growing hemp for centuries. Hemp-based foods have taken off recently. So have lotions and soaps that use hemp oil.
Mutton Busting: A Rodeo Tradition
A furry beast, a brave rider and a roaring crowd make up the list of ingredients for the Western rodeo tradition known as “mutton busting.”
While Farm Life Changes, FFA’s Blue Jacket Stays The Same
The blue corduroy jacket worn by high school students in FFA, formerly the Future Farmers of America, is an icon of rural life.
Climate Change Could Benefit Some Invasive Plants
Most climate models paint a bleak picture for the Great Plains a century from now: It will likely be warmer and the air will be richer with carbon dioxide.
