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In our Business & Services directory, you’ll find trusted experts—from fencing pros and feed suppliers to custom barn builders—ready to help you bring your ranching vision to life.
BROWSE LISTINGSFeatured & highly-rated businesses our community trusts. These aren’t just ads—they’re recommendations from fellow landowners and the TexasRanches.com team. We spotlight companies known for craftsmanship, reliability, and integrity.
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Meet the folks behind the businesses shaping the Texas ranching lifestyle. First-hand stories and Q&As with business owners who don’t just sell services—they live the land, too.
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.
FULL STORYStories, insights & practical know-how from Texas ranch pros. Whether you’re new to ranching or refining a legacy operation, these guides and how-tos help you understand the tools, services, and decisions that shape life on the land.
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.
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, thebook recounts a solo canoe trip down the Brazos River as Graves reflects on vanishing wild places
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.
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.
