Lacey Vilhauer

I live more than an hour northwest of Oklahoma City, and anytime I go to “The City”, as we say in Oklahoma, half of my journey takes me along a county road that is lined with wind turbines.

His masculine physique is undeniable as he struts across the pasture—every muscle rippling as he moves.

The American Angus Association and Angus Genetics Inc. released two new maternal research expected progeny differences in August.

At least 28,000 locations in Oklahoma are on their way to high-speed internet access, after the Oklahoma Broadband Governing Board unanimously approved more than $158 million in grants on Sept. 26. The 50 grants included 12 internet service providers with projects in 28 Oklahoma counties.

Formaldehyde is an essential ingredient in the production of urea fertilizer, but an Environmental Protection Agency occupational exposure value

Black vultures are known to attack newborn livestock as well as sick or crippled animals, causing financial hardships for livestock owners.

It's October, and there is not a spookier High Plains Journal article to revisit, than “Mysterious mutilations—Who or what is killing these

Producers with cattle and bison meeting certain criteria will be required to meet new animal traceability guidelines after Nov. 5.

For 20 years, genetically-modified wheat traits were set on the back burner, but now GMO wheat is back on the brain and the possibilities, as well as potential challenges, are abuzz.

Minnie Lou Bradley, famed owner of the Bradley 3 Ranch, has strived for profitably and efficiency since her cattle operation started almost 70 years ago.