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Texans on the Range
Storytelling is tradition—a way to honor land, legacy, and life. Texans on the Range is an ongoing video series giving you a front-row seat to the accounts of real people working, living, and playing across Texas. From seasoned ranchers to small-town entrepreneurs, these videos honor the voices, trades, and traditions that shape rural Texas.
Mason's Story
Meet Mason, a cowboy who has learned ranching isn’t always easy. Mason’s passion for his horses and the helping hands of those who went before him in the cowboy way of life helped him build the grit and heart of a true Texan.
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EDITORIAL picks
Guide
Texas Recipe Collection
At Texas Ranches, we’re committed to celebrating and preserving our unique regional culture. In our Texas Recipe Collection, we open up the archives to share cooking tips and time-tested dishes from generations past. Inspired by classic club cookbooks and community compilations, these traditional recipes tie us to our roots—and help us welcome friends and family to our tables with warmth and pride.
Nature
Ode to a Mule
Some people have asked, “What is the most important equipment to have on a farm?” On our farm it is not the big enclosed, air-conditioned tractor, the big non-enclosed, non-air-conditioned tractor, the backhoe, the combine, the plow, the sprayer, the over-seeder, the cutter, the rake, or the baler. Nope. It’s not any of these things. I think I just lost some of the big farmers.
Resource
A Comprehensive Guide to Agriculture Insurance
In the dynamic world of agriculture, producers face a multitude of risks that can significantly impact their livelihoods. The backbone of America relies on hardworking farmers and ranchers who understand the inherent uncertainties in their business.
History
Goodbye to a River
At Texas Ranches, we celebrate Texas stories and voices—old and new, established and challenging. One of our favorites is that of John Graves, a true Texan whose love of the land and reverence for its natural rhythms echo through every page of his classic Goodbye to a River. Part memoir, part history, part quiet meditation, the book recounts a solo canoe trip down the Brazos River as Graves reflects on vanishing wild places, fading traditions, and what it means to be shaped by the land you love. It’s a timeless reminder that in Texas, the story of the river is the story of us. That afternoon I got only to Eagle Creek, still probing courageously against weather’s ire. Rounded gray stone cliffs stand beside the creek mouth; in the river itself massive, split-away, rhombic blocks twist and slow the green current of a long pool.
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