Texas is still considered "open range," meaning that livestock can roam freely unless certain laws dictate otherwise. In the 1800s, large cattle drives moved millions of cattle from South and Central ...

When people think of cattle ranching, they often picture rolling grasslands and lush fields, yet there are many impactful and sustainable cattle operations that thrive in the arid, rugged terrain of ...

In Texas, many subdivided ranches—like a former 2,000-acre one—maintain their agricultural (Ag) valuation without individual landowners managing cattle. Instead, they use a general lease allowing ...