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On this episode of Texas Matters, we look at:The economy of Texas cattle drives. As San Antonio celebrates its tricentennial, we at two stories, beginning… -
From Texas Standard . In 1941, Texas folklorist J. Frank Dobie published The Longhorns, the definitive book on the quintessential Lone Star State... -
From the Texas Tribune: When Larry Gray's rangers send out an all-points bulletin, they generally don't know much about the height and weight of the... -
Tuesday was a slow day for cattle sales at the Milano Livestock Exchange in Milam County. A day before, the World Health Organization had released a… -
Texas cattlemen are speaking out against the World Health Organization for its report comparing beef hot dogs to cigarettes and listing red meat as a… -
Years of drought have taken a toll on agriculture, particularly cattle ranching. Now instead of too little water, there's too much. But the rains may revive pastures and allow rebuilding of herds. -
A new study to be published later this month in the Journal Environmental Health Perspectives says that the antibiotic-resistant bacteria, or "superbug,"… -
COTTON CENTER — After years spent studying the dust that blows across the southern Great Plains, Phil Smith no longer looks at the dark haboobs that…
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