El Niño nor La Niña likely to impact Texas this summer
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter After a weak and short-lived La Niña, we have moved back to a neutral weather pattern, and it looks like that may continue through the rest of the year. [...]
Applications open for new AgLead-FarmLead program
By Julie Tomascik Editor What happens in the city doesn’t stay there. It makes its way to farms and ranches. [...]
Nutrition experts tour Central Texas farms
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor A group of registered dietitians, nutritionists and Baylor University nutrition sciences students toured Central Texas [...]
Wet end to 2018, start of 2019 projected
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Texans may need to keep the rain boots handy heading into winter and spring. Long-term [...]
Perdue: New trade deal good for U.S. economy
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter After more than a year of talks, the United States and South Korea signed an [...]
SFA horticulture program expands to meet industry needs
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Forestry has long been a staple of Stephen F. Austin State University’s (SFA) curriculum, but [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]