Texas’ grain sorghum crop threatened by mysterious pest
A tiny insect—referred to as the sugarcane aphid by Texas A&M AgriLife researchers—is posing a serious threat to the Texas [...]
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Riparian, Stream Ecosystem Workshop to be held Feb. 25, Hallettsville
Texans who live along the Lavaca River Basin who are interested in learning more about the river’s ecosystem and its [...]
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Series to help new Hill Country homeowners
New or prospective owners of land in the Texas Hill Country are invited to attend a six-part, multi-county series hosted [...]
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Limited spaces remain for Ranch Management University
Interested in learning more about ranch management? Time is running out to reserve your place at this spring’s Ranch Management [...]
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Four States Ag Exposition to be held Feb. 6, Texarkana
Farmers and ranchers from four neighboring states will gather together in Texarkana Feb. 6 for the annual Four States Agricultural [...]
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Blackland Income Growth Conference slated for Feb. 4-5, Waco
In addition to an overview of farm legislation and marketing options, the Blackland Income Growth Conference will cover livestock, rural [...]
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Deadline approaching for feed grains marketing workshop
Farmers preparing for the 2014 growing season can benefit from the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service’s “Developing This Year’s Marketing [...]
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‘Last chance’ CEU course slated for Feb. 4, San Angelo
Are you in need of continuing education credits (CEUs)? The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service office in Tom Green County [...]
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Field Crop Symposium set for Jan. 29, Corpus Christi
As farmers in the Texas Coastal Bend begin preparing for the 2014 planting season, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service [...]
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Educational futures market event to be held in Dimmit
A commodities marketing workshop will be hosted by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Jan. 23 in Dimmit. Richard Brock, a [...]