The Year of Fake Meat and Fake Beef Industry CEOs
Fake Out By Lee Pitts, RANGE magazine It seems like everything is fake these days: fake news, fake ice cream, fake money, fake teeth, fake knees, fake hips and fake…
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RANGE magazine’s legendary publisher honored by the Nevada Press Association for her lifetime of work
On Saturday, September 21, the Nevada Press Association (NPA) hosted their annual conference in Ely. For her tremendous accomplishments in Nevada print media, including her work with Silver & Blue,…
Electoral College protects all of America, not just rural counties
Think we should do away with the Electoral College? Think again. Originally published by The Hill on May 1, 2018 Red Jahnke Ever since the photo-finish presidential election in 2000, in…
The Case for Carnivorous Humans
Dan Murphy Originally published on Drovers The opinions in this commentary are those of Dan Murphy, a veteran journalist and commentator. The Heartbreak of Vegetarianism Although it paints something of…
FAIR WEATHER FRIENDS — and The Second Amendment — by Todd Macfarlane
Right now the Second Amendment is viewed as toxic in many quarters, and politically incorrect to even mention. A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to attend the Iron…
Missing Elements in the Western Land Use Discussion — Op/Ed — by Tim K. Smith
The western land use events of the last few years seem to have been analyzed, pondered, condemned, praised and generally discussed into a state of confusion and stalemate. For…
Is This Country Headed for an Ugly Crash? — Editorial — by Trent Loos
So much has been said about the presidential campaign, is there really anything left to say? I happen to believe there are volumes that seemingly go unsaid, thanks to one-sided…
‘Bears Ears’ and the Fight Over Who Controls the West — Guest Editorial
Free Range Report Editorial Staff — Reposted from Free Range Report During his terms, President Obama has used the Antiquities Act to create over 25 new national monuments, gobbling…
Clash Between Rural and Urban Values and Culture? — Opinion/Editorial — by Trent Loos
Reposted from High Plains Journal. According to Ag Radio personality Trent Loos, who often talks about the huge and seemingly growing divide between rural and urban America, the Bundy cases in…
Ranching in the Spotlight — What Most People Don’t Know — the Growing Disconnect
According to Oregon rancher, Keith Nantz, here’s what most people don’t understand: The Obama Administration has pushed the Western ranching industry to the brink. The Ammon Bundy-led seizure of…
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