AgriLife Extension releases prescribed burn toolkit
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor Prescribed burns are a useful and beneficial land management tool. However, landowners often run into [...]
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11, 2021
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05, 2020
Free CARES Act training for farmers, ranchers
A free training course on the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act is available for Texas farmers and [...]
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05, 2020
AgriLife Extension to begin hemp variety trials
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will begin growth trials this spring to determine the viability [...]
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04, 2020
Invasive wild pigs continue to threaten fields
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter You spend months waiting for conditions to be right, days preparing the soil and hours [...]
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12, 2019
Apply for sheep shearing school by Dec. 6
The deadline is approaching for the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service sheep shearing school. Applications must be submitted by Dec. [...]
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06, 2018
Wild pigs continue to plague Texas
By Haley Herzog TFB Communications Intern Feral hogs continue to pose a threat to much of Texas despite management efforts. [...]
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01, 2018
Excess supply lowers grain prices
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Grain prices will continue to remain low in the first half of 2018, according to [...]
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12, 2017
Fumonisin update meetings set Dec. 19 in Dumas, Dimmitt
Two update meetings regarding fumonisin issues in corn this year and what to expect for 2018 are set for Dec. [...]
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12, 2017
Continued education initiative launched for rural youth
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist A new program focused on providing necessary resources for continued education has been launched by [...]
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12, 2017
Additional water well testing available for Harvey-flooded areas
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist The effects of Hurricane Harvey are still felt along the Gulf Coast of Texas. Texas [...]