Egg prices, demand increase ahead of Easter holiday
Egg prices have increased but remain lower than what consumers paid earlier in the year, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts. That is likely due to demand driven by the Easter holiday, said [...]
AFBF: Row crop outlook bearish
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Prospective Plantings Report released yesterday suggests low prices for corn and rice will continue, extending [...]
Youth conference grows leadership skills, patriotism
By Shala Watson Public Relations Intern Future success and growth of the Lone Star State and agriculture depend on the [...]
Dr. Judd: Managing separation anxiety in your dog
Constant barking, inappropriate urination and destruction of property are just three symptoms of a common canine behavioral problem–separation anxiety. “It’s [...]
Congressman Thornberry, land office contribute to Red River lawsuit
A lawsuit filed on behalf of Red River landowners against the federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) continues to gain [...]
Deer hunting regulation changes approved
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission adopted changes for deer hunting in the 2016-2017 season. The new regulations include expanding [...]
Dr. Judd: Are there fly-resistant cattle?
As temperatures rise across Texas, the number of flies buzzing around livestock has also increased. While each rancher has his/her [...]
AgriLife Research studies vegetables for improved water use
Limited water availability and water concerns in the High Plains have led AgriLife Researchers to a new project looking at [...]
Agricultural losses in Anderson Creek wildfire
The Oklahoma Forestry Service (OFS) reports 367,620 acres of pasture and farmland has burned since the Anderson Creek wildfire started [...]