Is there a solution to Texas’ feral hog problem?
By Julie Tomascik Editor Damaging and destructive—feral hogs continue to wreak havoc on Texas farms and ranches. Conventional methods help [...]
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10, 2017
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10, 2017
Texas citrus growers fighting theft
By Shala Gean Communications Specialist The Rio Grande Valley citrus crop looks good in both size and quality, according to [...]
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10, 2017
Texas cotton gins busy with state’s crop
Texas cotton gins are busy processing the state’s cotton crop, with some gins still dealing with wet modules from Hurricane [...]
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10, 2017
Deer hunters reminded of fever tick quarantine zone
By Julie Tomascik Editor Concerns of spreading fever ticks have state officials urging hunters in South Texas to be vigilant [...]
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10, 2017
Seven constitutional amendments on November ballot
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Texas voters will decide the fate of seven constitutional amendments. “The future of Texas is [...]
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10, 2017
Beef is back for dinner
By Julie Tomascik Editor Beef is back for dinner, thanks to millennials. The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) is bringing [...]
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10, 2017
USDA grant can help farmers, ranchers expand
By Shala Gean Communications Specialist Farmers and ranchers can apply for a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) [...]
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10, 2017
NAFTA renegotiations extended
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter It will take longer than originally thought to renegotiate the 23-year-old North American Free Trade [...]
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10, 2017
Deer hunting prospects good across Texas
The Lone Star State’s early hunting season for white-tailed deer is underway, and state wildlife biologists expect prospects for both [...]
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10, 2017
Ruling protects John Deere color combination
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Green and yellow are now officially the trademarked colors of Deere and Company. A U.S. [...]