Wicks Cattle News Today

RICHARDTON, N.D. – A spring snowstorm was forecasted to drop some 12-18 inches of snow from March 21-24, and even though producers prepared for it, it never developed in the

RICHARDTON, N.D. – Zane Wicks breathed a sigh of relief as a week of El Niño-influenced sunny days pushed out the arctic cold temperatures that blanketed the western half of

RICHARDTON, N.D. – After a mostly mild winter with afternoon temperatures ranging between the 20s and 40s, an arctic cold front hit the state in mid-January, bringing bitter cold weather

RICHARDTON, N.D. – As the new year approaches, Zane and Mary Jo Wicks, owners and operators of Wicks Cattle, with their daughters, Josie and Mya, are not as concerned about

RICHARDTON, N.D. – Zane and Mary Jo Wicks, owners and operators of Wicks Cattle, with their daughters, Josie and Mya, have been working on some special projects that will involve

RICHARDTON, N.D. – Fields of native prairie and hay grow lush in the fertile valleys and rolling hills of southwestern North Dakota, and that’s where Wicks Cattle has been growing