More wild pigs damaging Texas landscape
Texas landowners are seeing more wild pigs this time of year with abundant food sources and the peak of farrowing [...]
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Texas families, farms battle floods
By Jessica Domel News Editor Mother Nature is taking its toll on the Lone Star State. Just weeks after parts [...]
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04, 2016
Farms face uncertain futures over the next four years
It’s no secret that farm finances and commodities look bearish. But recent data from Texas A&M University’s Agricultural and Food [...]
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04, 2016
Emergency preparation supplies sales tax holiday
Flooding, tornadoes, fires and other emergencies can cause chaos and problems in communities. The state of Texas is helping residents [...]
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04, 2016
Texas Farm Bureau supports dicamba for GE cotton, soybeans
By Shala Watson TFB Public Relations Intern The Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) is requesting the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) move [...]
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04, 2016
AgriLife expert: Maximize every pound of gain
As ranchers rebuild their herds across the U.S., record high cattle prices have fallen just slightly from what they have [...]
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04, 2016
Rice acreage rebounds in U.S.
Rice acreage doesn’t compare to corn, soybeans and cotton acres in the U.S., but it could see a jump to [...]
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Abbott declares state of disaster in Texas counties
Governor Greg Abbott yesterday declared a state of disaster in nine Southeast Texas counties after severe weather and flooding. Abbott [...]
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04, 2016
Sorghum farmers prepare for sugarcane aphid increase
Early indications suggest that Texas sorghum farmers will continue to battle sugarcane aphids this year as their numbers keep rising. [...]
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Take defense against spring pests
By Shala Watson TFB Public Relations Intern Spring green up is here and the warmer temperatures are bringing unwelcome guests—flies [...]