In early spring of 2017, wildfires races across south-central Kansas, the Oklahoma Panhandle, the Texas Panhandle and Northeast Colorado, taking the lives of brave people, many cattle and scorching nearly 2 million acres of productive ranchland...
Nearly 2 million acres were burned, including thousands of miles of fences, some facilities and rangeland. Thousands of cattle were lost and thousands more had to be sold or relocated because nothing was left for them to eat. Tragically, seven...
If the devastating wildfires in March are any indication, 2017 may well be a wild year for wildfires. Can cattle help mow down the risk? That and more awaits you in this week’s Trending Headlines.
For feedlots and wheat farmers in Kansas and the surrounding states, a late April blizzard was an unexpected, damaging and deadly storm.
Following the Plains wildfires, the USDA has authorized emergency grazing on CRP land in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas.
