AgriLife’s Texas crop report released June 24
Early season rains in Texas have both helped and hindered crops. Growing conditions for crops are good to excellent throughout [...]
Early season rains in Texas have both helped and hindered crops. Growing conditions for crops are good to excellent throughout [...]
In 2011, the Texas hay harvest was mostly non-existent due to persistent drought and a great effort took place to [...]
Controlling cattle flies has always been troublesome and difficult. It is about reducing fly populations, not elimination. The goal is [...]
Relief may be in sight for Texas cotton growers in their fight against pigweed. The longer growing season in Texas [...]
Relief may be in sight for Texas cotton growers in their fight against pigweed. The longer growing season in Texas [...]
The new farm bill will bring new legislation and many questions. Beginning July 10 through Aug. 20, the Texas A&M [...]
Texas A&M AgriLife Research (AgriLife) has created a new breed of white clover named “Neches” after the Texas river and [...]
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service (AgriLife) will offer basics of permaculture program on July 15 in San Antonio. Permaculture is [...]
The Protecting Water and Property Rights Act of 2014, introduced in the Senate, aims to stop the Environmental Protection Agency [...]
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is launching a new website—a one-stop shop of resources, programs and support for new-to-farming farmers. [...]