Y’all that feed cattle, sheep, goats, horses, donkeys, mules or any of a long list of other livestock probably know that roughage is an important part of their diet.
I’ve been off the grid for a few days. A break from Facebook drama and COVID while backpacking in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in Colorado was just what the doctor ordered (Dr. G, that is).
I have lived here in Azle almost all my life. The only exceptions were when I thought the grass seemed greener living outside of my parents’ home in my early adult years, which I regretted and moved back home as soon as possible.
At this point you are probably wondering if I’m writing a book about hay and hay production, but remember: hay is the number one agricultural crop for our tri-county corners area and for Texas also, so it is important.
Perhaps the most shocking thing about Bryson De- Chambeau’s recent play is that we’ve forgotten about his dumb hat. Bryson (AP style would dictate that we call him DeChambeau, but there’s not a soul on earth that does that) won the Rocket Mortgage Classic this weekend, capping off a great run of form dating back to last month. He did so by bludgeoning Detroit Country Club to death, averaging 350 yards off the tee and leading the field in strokes gained putting.
