Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – It is national championship season!
In the livestock show industry, the end June and first half of July is known as Junior National season.
In the livestock show industry, the end June and first half of July is known as Junior National season.
It was a typical summer weekend in rural America. We hit up our local town festival’s parade which was great. It doesn’t matter if you are 5 years old or 85 years old, a parade is enjoyed by all, young and old. My kids snagged a summer’s worth of sugar to keep them going.
Listening to the radio as you are driving along checking cows or knocking down hay or opening up any newspaper, it is right in front of you, we are in the middle of what makes rural America great, celebrating community!
Listening to the radio as you are driving along checking cows or knocking down hay or opening up any newspaper, it is right in front of you, we are in the middle of what makes rural America great, celebrating community!
Cooking is a caring and nurturing act.
I got my rhubarb chopped up, sprinkled on the strawberry Jello, and was well into combing my crisp topping when I realized that I only had about a ¼ of cup of brown sugar.
It’s looking a lot like summer and I’m so thankful to have you have you here for it right here on Ranch Raised.
Welcome to National Fresh Veggie Day which seems like a perfect day to celebrate here on Fun, Fact Friday!
Your Ag Network values the American cattle producers and all the fine businesses that it takes to get American beef from the pasture to your plate. Right now, cattle producers are working in all phases of the beef life cycle from calving to turning out yearlings to finishing cattle that are ready to harvest so that your demand for the highest quality beef eating experience can be met.
Despite all animal husbandry measures and best laid plans, sometimes mother nature’s forces, ehem, hormones are stronger than corral fences and unplanned matings occur. I saw the shenanigans in play around 5 months ago.
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