Spring cattle branding is more than tradition—it’s essential ranch work. Learn why branding, vaccinating, and caring for calves early in the season matters for herd health, safety, and identity on the range.
Branding Spring Calves: A Ranch Tradition That Still Matters Today Read More »
One of my favorite things about growing up on a Utah ranch was springtime. Spring brings so much life after the winter months—birds start to sing, the days get longer, and new life begins to emerge. On the ranch, baby calves bring that new life. Watching calves being born, taking their first steps, and within
Taking Care of God’s Creations Read More »
Sometimes, it’s easy to live in a bubble—especially in a small town where life revolves around familiar faces and daily routines. I often forget that there are thousands, maybe even millions, of people who have no idea what it means to have agriculture as their livelihood. Although my husband and I don’t currently own a
Being Apart of Something Greater Read More »
The word “sourdough” was thrown around quite often when I was a kid. This mystical word was always connected with my grandma’s famous sourdough pancakes. My grandparents had uprooted from my grandpa’s family ranch in Wyoming and moved to Utah so my grandpa could start off on his own. They ended up on a large
My Sourdough Journey Read More »
