Floodwaters leave trail of devastation through Hill Country
By Julie Tomascik Editor Floodwaters that surged through the Texas Hill Country over the Fourth of July claimed lives, destroyed homes and caused major damage to farms and ranches. “It’s one of those supernatural occurrences [...]
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 [...]