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One of the most admirable traits in a leader is the willingness to surround yourself with people who know more than you do about the topics that will determine your

Lenny Klinglesmith, a Meeker, Colo., rancher, has been preparing to coexist with wolves in Colorado. He is a member of the Stakeholders Advisory Group that was convened by Colorado Parks and Wildlife to provide a…

The Colorado Agriculture in the Classroom program has brought students to a peach orchard and offered a taste of juice from Colorado’s famous Palisade peaches. The program has given students glimpses into the historic and…

Rachel Gabel is a longtime agriculture writer and the assistant editor of The Fence Post Magazine. She writes exclusively about the agriculture industry and primarily about protein production. She lives

Thank you for Rachel Gabel’s, Kat Urbikit’s, and your (Rona Johnson’s) coverage of the wolf re-introduction process for Colorado. I hope The Fence Post continues to follow the wolf issue as it further develops.

The Fence Post readers concerned about the prospect of wolves in Colorado might be interested in the following notes prompted by a Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks press release reported in the Daily Montanan Aug.…

As if 2022 needed more challenges, you can now add blister beetles to the list as there are reports they're being reported all over Missouri. While these are bad news for plants and horses especially, you shouldn't touch them.

This annual tradition has been happening since the 1800s.

This annual tradition has been happening since the 1800s.

Here's a few reasons people think boots go on fence posts in the great state of Texas.