Darol Dickinson, of Dickinson Cattle Company, shares the keys to his successful Texas Longhorn business based in southeastern ...

Journey through the world of Longhorn cattle farming, where millions of cattle thrive in both America and Africa. These animals, known for their robustness and adaptability, are raised using a ...

This Texas longhorn heifer sports an impressive set of horns Oct. 30, 2024, at Rocking M Cattle Co. near Wallowa. WALLOWA, Ore. — You don’t have to be in Texas — or even be a Texan — to ...

Officials learned the three longhorn cattle are from three generations that include a grandmother, mother and daughter. The mother and daughter were deemed normal size and weight, while the ...

Playing out like a movie scene from a wild west epic, a combination of volunteers, farmers and ranchers united for a longhorn cattle drive that took the majestic beasts from a pasture in Inkom ...

One owner stated on Facebook that the cattle have been located late Wednesday night. (l-r): The Longhorn cattle Vivian, Imperial Baron, and Madeline. The owners, Greg and Marissa Dillion brought ...

Just west of Santa Margarita, Texas longhorn cattle graze along the highway, their horns piercing the sky as the sun’s rays jet across their backs. For years, San Luis Obispo County locals have ...

American Texas longhorn cattle may be the trademark of one of Australia's most iconic brands, but when RM Williams was established there were very few — if any ...

The curly-haired Mangalitsa pigs and English Longhorn cattle are being deployed as “living lawnmowers” at a National Trust site on Exmoor, Devon, to help create the ideal breeding conditions for the ...

The curly-haired Mangalitsa pigs and English Longhorn cattle are being deployed as “living lawnmowers” at a National Trust site on Exmoor, Devon, to help create the ideal breeding conditions ...

“It’s truly a dream come true.” Now, Welch, 62, raises and sells Texas Longhorn cattle for breeding purposes, but primarily as “pasture ornaments” for people seeking a Western “wow ...