Texas’ only sugar mill to close permanently
By Julie Tomascik Editor Texas’ only sugar mill is closing after 51 years of growing and processing sugarcane into raw [...]
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02, 2024
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02, 2024
Congressmen question inequality of ERP
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The chairman and former chair of the U.S. House Committee on Agriculture last week questioned [...]
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02, 2024
U.S., Texas cotton farmers intend to plant fewer acres
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Farmers in Texas and the U.S. are expected to plant fewer cotton acres this [...]
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02, 2024
Texas hay supplies remain tight
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Texas hay supplies are better than last year but stocks are still below pre-drought [...]
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02, 2024
Ag census shows Texas lost over 17,700 farms
By Julie Tomascik Editor Texas farmland declined by more than 1.6 million acres with a loss of over 17,700 [...]
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02, 2024
New CWD zones prompts calls for change
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission approved four new chronic wasting disease (CWD) zones and [...]
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02, 2024
HLSR volunteers learn about agriculture at 12th annual education day
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Volunteers spent a day learning about agriculture and preparing for the 2024 Houston Livestock [...]
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02, 2024
New Ag on the Go trailers bring education to schools, communities
By Julie Tomascik Editor A new program and educational trailers are headed to schools and communities across the state to [...]
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02, 2024
CattleFax forecasts continued profitability for ranchers this year
Continued high prices and profitability are forecast for cattle producers as the industry enters the year with the smallest [...]
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02, 2024
FFA inspires students to lead, be involved
By Julie Tomascik Editor This week, passionate students in blue corduroy jackets will share about FFA activities, involvement, opportunities, [...]