Pasture, rangeland conditions show mixed bag across Texas
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Drought conditions once again continue to impact much of the state’s pastures and winter forage, but some areas are experiencing increased soil moisture. Rain and snow across regions of [...]
Ag aviators help move industry higher
By Julie Tomascik Associate Editor Yellow planes paint the blue skies as they fly over fields of vibrant crops. Agricultural [...]
USFRA searches for next Faces of Farming and Ranching
When consumers hear about agriculture on the news or social media, it’s a constant challenge for farmers and ranchers to [...]
TWDB approves ag water conservation grants
Seven agricultural water conservation programs from across Texas were awarded more than $525,000 in grants through the Texas Water Development [...]
New tool for fever tick eradication
After five years of research and development, a new fever tick vaccine is now available to help Texas ranchers battle [...]
Dr. Judd: Ensure horses receive enough electrolytes
This time of year, as temperatures rise, it’s important for horse owners to ensure their livestock receive enough fluids and [...]
USDA program to provide some relief to cotton farmers
Cotton farmers across the United States will split an estimated $300 million in shared assistance payments made available through the [...]
Decreasing summer pneumonia in calves
By this time of year, most beef calves in Texas are already on the ground, which means ranchers should be [...]
State 4-H Roundup underway
Students from across Texas are gathering at Texas A&M University in College Station this week for the 2016 Texas 4-H [...]