ranching

The thing is, there isn’t a shortage of land here.

This is a crisis manufactured by the tree huggers.

Lighting is also a plus.

You might look at the high cost of fertilizer for farmers this coming spring.

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And also believes Bedke will steamroll competition.

I was caught by surprise when a massive creature darted across the road.

There are now an estimated 1,500.

“You can’t get there from here!”

I skipped the burgers all together and wolfed down some biscuits and gravy.

One of the few constitutional roles government has is to promote commerce.

Now they apparently plan to place limits and quotas on other crops.

The state of Washington could spend nearly $1 million over the next two years on nonlethal ways to prevent wolves from killing livestock in the northeastern corner of the state.

Hemp fiber is extremely strong and durable.

A central figure in the armed occupation of a national wildlife refuge in Oregon has been sentenced to three years and a month in prison, the longest term for anyone convicted in the case.

U.S. judge in Nevada dismisses charges against rancher Cliven Bundy and his 2 sons. Chief U.S. District Judge Gloria Navarro's ruling on Monday comes after she declared a mistrial last month in proceedings against 71-year-old Cliven Bundy, sons Ryan and Ammon Bundy, and Montana militia leader Ryan Payne.

Judge declares mistrial in Nevada case against rancher accused of leading 2014 armed standoff with US agents. Proceedings were scheduled to resume today in federal court in Las Vegas for Cliven Bundy, Ryan and Ammon Bundy and Ryan Payne.

The state's top elected officials have put off a possible increase in grazing fees on state lands due to potential litigation.

A federal judge on Wednesday offered to release a rancher and states' rights figure from custody during his trial on charges involving an armed standoff that stopped a government cattle roundup three years ago in Nevada.

Cattleman and states' rights figure Cliven Bundy's eldest son plans to go before a jury to provide firsthand allegations of government misconduct ahead of an armed standoff that ended a federal roundup of family cattle in 2014.