USDA to begin disbursing $10 billion through ECAP
By Julie Tomascik Editor The $10 billion in Emergency Commodity Assistance Program (ECAP) funds are being released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). The economic assistance payments are for farmers who grow corn, [...]
Drought worsens, conditions ripe for wildfires
Dryness and drought continue to spread across Texas, prompting a special fire weather warning for certain areas. Relatively low humidity, [...]
Drought worsens, conditions ripe for wildfires
Dryness and drought continue to spread across Texas, prompting a special fire weather warning for certain areas. Relatively low humidity, [...]
Land use data readily available
The Texas A&M Institute of Renewable Natural Resources has recently added a new interactive Web tool to its Texas Land [...]
Local farmers, community donate harvest to high school seniors
By Jessica Domel Field Editor They planted the seeds. Nourished them. Prepared for a fruitful harvest. For the farmers of [...]
Experts to discuss U.S.-Cuba policy, its impact on businesses at Oct. 27 seminar
As rules and regulations regarding trade between U.S. and Cuba change, many businesses and leaders are left wondering what is [...]
Extension studies new grass control technology in grain sorghum
Acetolactate synthase inhibiting herbicides have been used to control grass weeds in crop production such as corn, cotton, soybeans and [...]
EPA proposes new pesticide application certification requirements
By Julie Tomascik Associate Editor Time is a limited commodity, and farmers could lose more of it with proposed changes [...]
AgriLife, wildlife association to host CWD webinars
With hunting season just a few weeks away, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension and the Texas Wildlife Association are joining together [...]