TAHC, Texas A&M receive $1.29 million for animal disease response
Six projects in Texas were awarded funding from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS). Five of the projects were submitted by Texas A&M University, and one project [...]
Streamlined crop acreage reporting announced
A new streamlined crop acreage reporting process is now available to help farmers and ranchers filing cropland acreage and to [...]
More summer barbecues this year?
There has been a ripple effect in the markets that could mean more meat on the table and more summer [...]
Dove season extended in the Lone Star State
The opening of dove season kicks off the first major hunting event of the fall. And now hunters will have [...]
Lack of moisture could affect High Plains cotton growth
Where’s the rain? Texas High Plains cotton needs a drink—for dryland production and to help growers keep up with water [...]
Deadline nears for Agriculture in the Classroom Grant Program
Texas Farm Bureau will once again make funds available to county Farm Bureaus though the Agriculture in the Classroom (AITC) [...]
AgriLife developing tools to help fight crop diseases
Remote sensing technology aids Texas A&M AgriLife researchers in finding new solutions to help treat cotton root rot and other [...]
Hunting, fishing could expand at national wildlife refuges
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing to expand hunting and fishing opportunities at 13 national wildlife refuges across [...]
South Korea ban lifted on U.S. poultry
U.S. exporters are able to ship chicken and turkey to South Korea as long as the poultry was processed after [...]