Glenda Price
Thanksgiving turkeys test patience
Comments | RecommendOne spring when our mom bought baby chicks at the feed store my brother got some baby turkeys. He was about 10 years old, and this was his first money-making project. ...
Holidays about creating memories
Comments | RecommendOne spring when our mom bought baby chicks at the feed store, my brother got some baby turkeys. He was about 10 years old, and this was his first money-making project. ...
It's tough being mechanically challenged
Comments | RecommendSome of us have difficulty dealing with mechanical objects. I guess the politically correct way to state our problem is “mechanically challenged.”...
Think logistics when camping
Comments | RecommendWhen we were young and immortal, our family often camped out in a tent. A couple of times we decided two days in a row of warm weather in late winter meant it was time to go camping and fishing. The result was sometimes… interesting....
Ranch hand chooses work over welfare
Comments | RecommendThe rancher, Big Jim Jordan, went to the cafe in town where day-workers hung out each morning. Four or five fellows visited over coffee, one whittled on a stick, another looked at the day’s newspaper and the others just hung out. ...
Interviews leave lasting impression
Comments | RecommendIn my day job as an agricultural journalist I interview people. Through the years I’ve learned to study a person’s history and accomplishments before we talk....
Men can't seem to pick and choose
Comments | RecommendMy father-in-law and my husband bought a hundred head of cows one year. It was a partnership deal, but when we unloaded them at the ranch they decided to split them fifty-fifty and each partner put his own brand on his half....
Some people better suited for land
Comments | RecommendRanch kids in the Southwest don’t see much water. We learn to swim in stock tanks and arroyos that hold some water (always muddy) after a rain....
Some people better suited for land
Comments | RecommendRanch kids in the Southwest don’t see much water. We learn to swim in stock tanks and arroyos that hold some water (always muddy) after a rain....
Men can’t seem to pick and choose
Comments | RecommendMy father-in-law and my husband bought 100 head of cows one year. It was a partnership deal, but when we unloaded them at the ranch they decided to split them 50-50 and each partner put his own brand on his half....
Farmers, cowboys look for the bright side of life
Comments | RecommendThere’s a famous cartoon. A cowboy’s horse is bucking across a rock pile interspersed with cactus. He’s lost his bridle reins – and his stirrups. He’s hanging upside down on the horse’s side with one hand on the saddle...
Feed for the soul
Comments | RecommendHow many times have you heard someone sigh and say, “I took piano lessons when I was a kid. I hated them. Now, I wish I knew how to play.”...
Bachelor cowboys not always cranky but like their space
Comments | RecommendThere are stories about bachelor cowboys – they don’t clean their camp, they don’t cook at all, they’re cranky....
Heifer broke convention at county livestock show
Comments | RecommendDuring the latter part of the 19th century American cattlemen discovered England’s Hereford cattle, and began importing them. The idea was to improve the native descendants of the Longhorns that had evolved from the cattle brought in by the Spaniards....
Misadventures in making prickly pear jam
Comments | RecommendOne day my friend Mary Lee and I were riding in the foothills among the juniper and cactus just when the prickly pears had made their fruit. The little fruits, about the size of your thumb, are a pretty red, and we had heard somewhere that jelly made...
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