Cattle herd rebuilding still on hold in Texas, U.S.
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Economic and climate conditions forecast for the coming months and years are casting doubt on a rapid expansion of the cattle herd in Texas and the U.S. “Market volatility [...]
‘Right-of-Way’ conference set for March 24, Amarillo
The annual Right-of-Way (ROW) Conference, conducted by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service (AgriLife), is set for March 24 in [...]
Moderate to extreme drought status for 39 percent of Texas
Texas’ drought status has improved significantly over the past few months, thanks to rainfall and a few snow and ice [...]
Showing animals by faith, not sight at San Antonio Livestock Show
Thousands of teenagers from across the state are in San Antonio to show the animals they have raised and cared [...]
National Groundwater Awareness Week is March 8-14
The National Ground Water Association’s (NGWA) National Groundwater Awareness Week will be observed March 8-14 to increase awareness of how [...]
Llano Estacado Crops Conference set for March 6, Muleshoe
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service (AgriLife) will host the annual Llano Estacado Crops on March 6 in Muleshoe, according to [...]
FAA proposes changes for commercial drone flights
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) recently proposed rules for commercial drone flights, requiring unmanned aircraft pilots to obtain special pilot [...]
Cottage food workshop set for March 28, Nacogdoches
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service (AgriLife) will present a Cottage Food Business Workshop on March 28 in Nacogdoches. An optional [...]
Grain sorghum exports 12 percent above last year’s sales
The Sorghum Checkoff newsletter reports exports of U.S. grain sorghum have passed last year’s total in only four months by [...]