Panhandle family grows Texas potatoes
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor The seemingly endless sky stretches in every direction over a vast field. The brownish-red earth [...]
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09, 2018
Armyworms attack hay, wheat, oats, grasses
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Recent rains may have provided much-needed moisture for most of the state, but they brought [...]
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09, 2018
Hill County Farm Bureau hosts ‘Food Evolution’ screening
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Urban or rural, food is a connection shared by all. But it’s also a topic [...]
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09, 2018
AFBF details trade, tariff impacts on ag
For the growth and renewed prosperity of agriculture, particularly with farm income on a downward slope, current trading relationships must [...]
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09, 2018
Texans still targets of eminent domain abuse
By Julie Tomascik Editor About 95 percent of the land in Texas is privately owned, and it’s a prime target [...]
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09, 2018
Chamblee awarded top nursery, landscape honor
By Julie Tomascik Editor No matter how many thorns, it’s always been a bed of roses for Mark Chamblee. And [...]
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09, 2018
Spray boxes in use for fever tick eradication
By Julie Tomascik Editor Spray boxes are back in action after being temporarily sidelined last month in the ongoing fight [...]
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09, 2018
Cotton celebrated at Texas Tech football game
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Cotton took center stage on Saturday, Sept. 15, as the Texas Tech Red Raiders and [...]
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09, 2018
Beef Loving Texans releases BBQuest video series
Beef Loving Texans recently premiered BBQuest, a documentary-style, episodic video series that visits barbecue joints in Texas and uncovers secret [...]
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09, 2018
Drought, rains hurt Texas cotton
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter While recent rainfall has led to strung out cotton with sprouting in some parts of [...]