Welcome to the spring issue of Cowboy Lifestyle Magazine! In this issue, our cover feature includes a Q&A with the world-renowned contemporary western artist, Lyndon Gaither and a special spread on American Agriculture. Below you find short snippets of some of the highlight stories and at any point, you can click the links in each section for the full story.
With spring in the air, I really wanted to highlight the backbone of America, and the foundation of the Western lifestyle, which is, agriculture, and I wanted to explore the underlying similarities between the two. Several stories in this issue highlight the importance of American agriculture and the ties that they have back to the western lifestyle. I hope you enjoy this issue as much as I enjoyed curating it!
Discover Ag is a podcast that is creating waves in the agriculture industry. With a fresh take on trending news topics, hosts, Natalie Kovarik and Tara Vander Dussen are sharing agriculture in a way that is relatable to anyone tuning in. They cover topics like the recent dairy fire in Texas, sharing real facts about food, and interviews with agriculture industry leaders. Keep reading the full interview here.
Another aspect of agriculture is advocacy and Stephanie Nash is the time epitome of agriculture advocacy. Having made appearances in several top news channels and outlets around the country, Stephanie isn’t afraid to share her thoughts on the importance of the food system in the United States. Her main mission is to share that without farms there is no food. Read the full interview here.
CLN’s own Tiffany Selchow briefs us on the importance of the beef industry and how it plays a role in the western lifestyle. Tiffany lives on a ranch here in Arizona with her husband who manages the ranch and very much “lives the lifestyle” every day. Catch the full story here.
Navajo jewelry isn’t a new trend, but finding authentic, quality pieces can prove to be quite a task if you don’t know what you’re looking for. Theresa and Bo, owners of Wild Pony Trading Co. work with Navajo silversmiths in addition to creating their own pieces. You can read the full story here!
Lyndon Gaither is world-renowned for his use of bright colors and contemporary style. I knew I wanted a feature that was out of the ordinary and Lydnon’s work fit the bill. His work is also featured on the front cover of this issue and I had a great conversation with him about his overall process. Read the full Q & A with Lyndon here.
Michelle Mensing is no stranger to the agriculture industry, but she fell in love with capturing it through her camera. In fact, Michelle offers an agriculture stock photo membership where you can use her photos on a monthly basis for your business. She was our “From the Lens” feature in this issue and she did a great job capturing the essence of American agriculture. You can check out her full story and photo spread, here.
Created by A.E. Engine and powered by Cowboy Lifestyle Network, Cowboy Lifestyle Magazine brings together the best stories of the Western industry for our readers across the country. Our next issue releases this summer, so make sure to follow us on social media to keep an eye out for details. We are now offering multi-channel marketing packages that are offered in both print and digital, so if you’re interested in that, please contact me at krysta@clngo.com. You can find more information about the magazine and subscribe to past editions at cowboylifestylemag.com.
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