Lower quality, yields for Texas rice cropBy Shelby Shank Field Editor The quality and yields for this year’s rice crop are lower due to cool growing conditions and the impact of Hurricane Beryl. “The only thing I can attribute the lower [...]
Drought worsens in East TexasThere’s both good news and bad news when it comes to the drought situation in Texas. First, the good news: [...]
Firefighters battle fires across parched TexasDry air and an abundance of vegetation brought on by spring rains are fueling fires across parts of Texas. The [...]
Lamar County Farm Bureau recognized for innovationA community mourning the loss of one of its own is being recognized by the American Farm Bureau Federation for [...]
With organic rice in demand, scientists to help farmers improve productionOrganic rice is increasingly desired by U.S. consumers, but farmers know that growing the grain chemically free can mean providing [...]
Sequestration could affect farm bill paymentsBy Jessica Domel Field Editor Texas farmers and ranchers relying on farm bill safety net programs will have to wait [...]
Early voting begins todayEarly voting for the November Constitutional Amendment Election kicks off today across the state. “I encourage voters to take full [...]
New vegetable research facility in Weslaco aims to rebuild produce industryBy Rod Santa Ana Texas A&M AgriLife The Rio Grande Valley Vegetable Research and Education Building, part of the Texas [...]
New vegetable research facility in Weslaco aims to rebuild produce industryBy Rod Santa Ana Texas A&M AgriLife The Rio Grande Valley Vegetable Research and Education Building, part of the Texas [...]
