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• Why Not Consider An Adventure Holiday In The USA?

  
  Adventure Travel Made Easy — Authority: 125
  Image via Wikipedia When you go looking for holidays in America, what is there for you to book? There has got to be more to America, instead of Theme Parks and Casino’s, what else is there to do. America is the Wild West, the place where people used to own Cattle ranchers and be referred to as Cowboys. So why ...
  1 day ago

• S2758: Another fake food safety bill magically appears

  
  The Proud Political Junkie's Gazette — Authority: 137
  by: Marti Oakley and the PPJ AllianceUpdate: On page 7, there is the whole list of “best practices”  On the surface this would seem to be about giving grant money, and they are focusing on “small and medium size farms and processors.  (Why don’t the train and educate the BIG PRODUCERS causing the food safety ...
  5 days ago

• Mise en Place: Squash

  
  Radio Colorado College News — Authority: 130
  Welcome to Mise en Pl ace , a journey of culinary delight where anything can happen. Based on the Colorado Department of Agriculture’s list of food by month, KRCC takes a look at farmers, chefs, and fodder, all with a Centennial State bent. Each month, the state’s agriculture department highlights a commodity ...
  1 week ago

• Review: Boss Man from Ogallala by Janet Dailey

  
  Love Romance Passion — Authority: 479
  If you’re looking for a wonderful older romance, Boss Man From Ogallala is just what you need. With her father in hospital recovering from broken hip, Casey Gilmore is forced to accept the arrival of Flint McCallister to manage the family ranch. She does not want him there and is extremely put out by the ...
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• Using forests to finance conservation and communities in a former war zone: Colombias Choco

  
  Mongabay.com News — Authority: 140
  Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD), a climate change mechanism proposed by the U.N., has been widely lauded for its potential to simultaneously deliver a variety of benefits at multiple scales. But serious questions remain, especially in regard to local communities. Will they benefit from ...
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• Phosphate mining continues a toxic tradition

  
  High Country News - Most Recent — Authority: 579
  If Simplot goes ahead with plans for a phosphate mine in southeast Idaho, the Stewart familys long ranching lifestyle will never be the same.
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• Review: One Lucky Cowboy by Carolyn Brown

  
  Love Romance Passion — Authority: 479
  by Susan Sigler , guest reviewer Brown delivers another great cowboy romance! With devil-may-care characters, exciting plot twists, and outrageously silly sayings. One Lucky Cowboy is book two from Brown’s Lucky Trilogy. This book stands alone, but if you read book one Lucky in Love , you’ll appreciate ...
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• The new farm owners

  
  The Proud Political Junkie's Gazette — Authority: 137
  The PPJ welcomes GRAIN.org to our roster.Corporate investors lead the rush for control over overseas farmlandGRAIN, October 2009With all the talk about “food security,” and distorted media statements like “South Korea leases half of Madagascar’s land,”1 it may not be evident to a lot of people that the lead ...
  2 weeks ago

• Vampire Bats Will Bite You — In the Amazon

  
  The Blogs at HowStuffWorks — Authority: 436
  Bats! (© iStockphoto.com/Dervical) One of my favorite tabloid headlines from the now-defunct Weekly World News was this: “Vegan Vampires Attack Trees.” I can just see it — a particularly menacing vegan vampire, perhaps draped in an organic cotton cloak (wool would be inappropriate, right?), lurching toward ...
  2 weeks ago

• No bovine left behind

  
  High Mountain Musing — Authority: 128
  Looks a little lonely out there for this bull. Lost:  One big, bad red bull. No bull! (You knew I couldn’t resist that one.)  Remember my story of losing the bull ?  Well, I suppose I shouldn’t feel too bad after all.  Seems to be a regular thing.  Even the big outfits do it.  At least, somebody ...
  3 weeks ago

• Investigation under way after ranchers build fence in national forest

  
  Ralph Maughan's Wildlife News — Authority: 438
  New path essentially creates a new road near Bear Lake Rancher admits that they departed from the approved route, which had an old fenceline already cut, because they didn’t want to go through the Forest Service process of getting it changed. “It’s just completely ridiculous, the process they have,” ...
  3 weeks ago

• Round-Up

  
  Radio Colorado College News — Authority: 130
  Colorado Springs city officials hold their regular e-town hall meeting, and this time they’re talking about the 2010 budget…Another dairy farm files for bankruptcy…A Colorado lawmaker seeks to clarify laws surrounding medical marijuana…and, the University of Colorado says an initial test that determined ...
  3 weeks ago

• Kenyas pain, part two: decades of wildlife decline exacerbated by drought

  
  Mongabay.com News — Authority: 140
  Not many years ago if you were planning a trip to Africa to see wildlife, Kenya would be near the top of the list, if not number one. Then violent riots in late 2007 and early 2008 leaving a thousand dead tarnished the countrys image abroad. When calm and stability returned, Kenya was again open for tourism, and its ...
  3 weeks ago

• Modern woman

  
  High Mountain Musing — Authority: 128
  Grasses in the rocks, a reminder of our wedding bouquet My passion is my family, my mountain, my horses.  On these “pages” I share the simple life yet magnificent world around me.  I care not to, on principle, stir the pot.  My home is a guest ranch.  There is little room here on these wide mountains for ...
  3 weeks ago

• A boy and his hat

  
  Canadian Crafter — Authority: 109
  This afternoon, while out searching for the perfect "Window" shot, Jevan and I spot the horses across the field.  He quickly begs "Mama, Mama, can I run over and see Cinnamon?" "Sure go ahead" I reply. Off he runs as quickly as he can.  Within seconds his hat, actually Dallas old cowboy hat, is spinning off his ...
  4 weeks ago

• Great Beef, it out there and it’s local

  
  Down to Earth - Raising Cattle, Kids and Consciousness — Authority: 99
  I often encounter reluctance to try local pastured meats (much less pay a premium price for them) because there is a general bias in this country that “grain fed” is higher quality.  I suspect most of Wild Type Ranch’s first-time customers buy our beef because of one or more of the following reasons; we’re ...
  4 weeks ago

• Checking Hay

  
  Desert Survivor — Authority: 120
  We were supposed to have lots of rain last night and today, but so far nary a drop has fallen down in the valley. We have gotten plenty of wind, though. And in preparation for the supposed deluge (well, California and Reno got it), my husband has been working hard to try to get they hay up. Cut hay and rain are not a ...
  4 weeks ago

• Changing face of Canada ‘cowboy city’

  
  Horse Racing Tips and Horse Racing Results — Authority: 156
  Canada News | News Desk | October 13, 2009 at 1:25 pm The small Canadian cattle-ranching city of Brooks, in south-eastern Alberta, is preparing to celebrate its 100th anniversary next year.Painted murals depicting a proud western heritage of cattle farming, cowboys, ice hockey and the oil and gas industry have ...
  4 weeks ago

• Dogs at work

  
  Stephen Bodio's Querencia — Authority: 461
  Whenever you put a herd of sheep into a set of pens or corrals to work them, that means that there are grumpy guard dogs hanging around outside the pens, and happy working herding dogs inside the pens. The photo above shows a young male dog trying to suck up to Vega, top dog. The photo below is Vegas sister Helga, who ...
  5 weeks ago

• Mise en Place: Onions

  
  Radio Colorado College News — Authority: 130
  Welcome to Mise en Place , a journey of culinary delight where anything can happen. Based on the Colorado Department of Agriculture’s list of food by month, KRCC takes a look at farmers, chefs, and fodder, all with a Centennial State bent. Each month, the state’s agriculture department highlights a commodity and ...
  6 weeks ago

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