Every father should remember that one-day his son will follow his example instead of his advice... Read about Kooper Branum in Ddee Hayne's August article titled "His Father's Son..." ow.ly/L6jE50B9Le1

Step away from the fryer; there's more than one way to cook fish! Check out this recipe from our friends at the Noble Research Institute ===>>> ow.ly/jXLe50B9Kep

In a world gone crazy, Summer McMillen chooses to see the good. Read more from our Western Housewives contributor here ===>>> ow.ly/cbqU50ALhKh

EPM is the master of disguise in the equine world. Read more about this disease here ===>>> ow.ly/Fmkv50ALhw1

Growing up in northeast Oklahoma, Tanner Taylor aspired to a life with livestock. His parents fostered his passion for agriculture, and the diverse ranch gave him ample opportunity to learn. Read more about Tanner here ===>>> ow.ly/5ph850AKhl6

We think these Banana Cream Cheesecake Bars from Lacey Newlin should be on the menu this weekend. What about you? Get the recipe here ===>>> ow.ly/qjfc50ADhoc

Chuck Swisher not only stands in front of the beef, he raises it, too. The Dover, Okla., man is a rodeo bullfighter, protecting the bull riders from the bulls after their eight second rides. But in his side job, he’s raising beef. Read more ===>>> ow.ly/KLZj50AA0Jm

Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease (RHD) is a highly fatal disease in domestic rabbits and some types of the virus are deadly for wild rabbits. Oklahoma rabbit owners need to be aware of this threat. Read more ===>>> ow.ly/Amk850AA0n3

Growing up in northeast Oklahoma, Tanner Taylor aspired to a life with livestock. His parents fostered his passion for agriculture, and the diverse ranch gave him ample opportunity to learn. Read more about Tanner here ===>>> ow.ly/6bSZ50Av0V7

Looking for a delicious and handy breakfast recipe? Try out these breakfast egg muffins from Lacey Newlin of Lacey's Pantry. ow.ly/ajvr50AgwwQ

People unintentionally harm pond environments by releasing inappropriate fish, dumping aquarium organisms, transferring water from a river, or using contaminated equipment. Learn more here ===>>> ow.ly/564250AfvCu

With foaling season upon us it is important to discuss fescue grass and the negative impact it can have on late term gestation in broodmares. ow.ly/Aeje50A9gZP

You know, a lot of people say miracles don’t exist, but there are fields full of them all around me. – Brittany Hukill Learn more about fifth generation farmer Brittany in the latest issue of Oklahoma Farm & Ranch. Get a preview here ===>>> ow.ly/iwQ750zVBaj

Although our state is slowly opening back up, our lives are still not what they once were. Still, those of us in the agriculture industry have kept going. Ddee Haynes shares her perspective in this article from our May edition ===>>> ow.ly/2fKa50zJbZL

Trace mineral supplementation is easily one of the most confusing, misunderstood and controversial practices across the beef industry. We know minerals are not only important but necessary for daily function and optimal performance. Read more ===>>> ow.ly/D4Ml50zAMfz

This year an Oklahoma cattle producer in Payne County found seven dead cows and one dead deer in close proximity to a pond. The owner suspected something was wrong with the water. An analysis of the water was performed. ow.ly/6zOa50zzKGy

Geronimo, leader and medicine man, was the most feared, most pursued, most allusive of the Apaches and the last of the Chiricahuas to surrender. Read more about the famed warrior here ===>>> ow.ly/kPZ850zpB6f

Producers are gearing up for the summer crop season, with corn already in the ground. For those who haven’t yet started planning there are some factors to consider to have a good, productive season in 2020. ow.ly/PlaG50zh6TS

In the far northeast quadrant of Okla., the most toxic city in the US sits abandoned. Population, zero. As recently as 2006, Picher was a typical community, boasting a population of more than 1,000 residents. Now it’s officially an Oklahoma ghost town. ow.ly/MRKb50zeV2R

Equine Infectious Anemia: Why do we test and why should you care? Read more about this disease from equine veterinarian Garrett Metcalf. ow.ly/b8Ze50z76so