Texas Agriculture Daily

Zebra mussels rapidly reproduce and are originally from Eurasia. They clog public-water intake pipes and dams, harm boats and motors, [...]

Clusters of the small black carabid beetle have been spotted in South Central Texas. Insects tend to have population ups [...]

Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle wheat producers may be ready to sell their harvested crops, if the price and the timing [...]

To help West Texas residents cope with extreme weather conditions and how that affects their pond management, the Texas A&M [...]

A sample of random voters will be contacted as part of the verification process. Although not every participating voter will [...]

The return of cooler temperatures could prompt a rise in Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea virus (PEDv) cases in the U.S. The [...]

Texans who are interested in new methods to control brush are invited to attend the Central Texas Brush Control workshop [...]

Officials have confirmed that three additional horses have contracted Vesicular Stomatitus (VS) in the Lone Star State. According to the [...]

Texans are paying a little bit more at the grocery store this quarter. According to Texas Farm Bureau’s (TFB) latest [...]

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is continuing its fight against a disease that has been known to destroy citrus [...]