Wyoming is well known for the large bands of sheep that graze the mountains and plains of the cowboy state. Surrounded by that culture, Karen Hostetler and Valerie Spanos were surprised to find it was difficult to purchase products made from Wyoming wool. more... |
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The workday at High Plains Genetics, located in Piedmont, SD, begins at first light and often ends at midnight or later. The workload is endless; physical paired with mountains of paperwork. With such a busy schedule, days off and weekends are unheard...
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“Agriculture, it's more than part of life; It's a passion, a lifestyle, a resilient community working together to feed the world,” opined Ryan Goodman on his Web site, agricultureproud.com.
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Haven't been to The Corn Exchange in Rapid City, SD? Perhaps you've only heard of it and never taken the time to enjoy some excellent “slow food.” Don't be fooled by the word “slow.” The service is amazing, polished and polite,...
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When Kevin and Jackie Nickel think about using their Dutch oven to cook, they think of the fun they have making an authentic old west meal while visiting with family and friends.
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Cheyenne Glade Wilson grew up on a working cattle ranch in southeastern Montana. Like many cowgirls, she competed in rodeos growing up, winning three state high school rodeo titles in breakaway roping, goat tying and pole bending. With the hardware to...
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In a life-altering career change, lifelong cowboy Clint Peck traded his chaps and spurs for vineyards, wine barrels and fine varieties of red and white wines.
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Featured in the 2011 Ag Pride Edition of Tri-State Livestock News.
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