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Hawaii’s cowboys: A dying breed?

By | Cowboys, Ranches

By Dany Mitzman Appeared in BBC News Hawaii’s cowboys, or paniolo, date back to 1798 and their modern-day equivalents are trying to preserve the tradition. But are they a dying breed? We usually associate cowboys with American states like Texas, California and New Mexico, but Hawaii has its own strong cowboy…

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Meet the site that is like Uber — but for tractors

By | Ranches

By Andrea Peterson From the Washington Post   Jordan Hickel has a long row of ultra-expensive tractors and other machinery parked on his farm in central Kansas.   “There’s well over a million dollars of equipment out here,” the 31-year-old farmer said, waving his hand at the vehicles while walking toward…

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Women Expand Their Home On The Range

By | Cowgirls, Ranches

By Elizabeth Zach From the Washington Post RUIDOSO, N.M. — Although Laura Jean Schneider comes from four generations of Midwest farmers, she is uncertain sometimes about her agricultural acumen.For the past two years, she has ranched cattle across 100,000 acres on the Mescalero Apache Reservation in southern New Mexico with her…

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