USDA to begin 2022 disaster assistance signups this summer
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is rolling out $3.7 billion in Emergency Relief Program (ERP) and Emergency Livestock Relief [...]
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05, 2023
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05, 2023
Farmers, ranchers optimistic for 2023 hay crop
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Hay season is underway, and some Texas farmers and ranchers are optimistic for a [...]
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04, 2023
Online drought proofing course available through AgriLife
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is offering an online drought course called Drought [...]
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04, 2023
Spring grazing conditions improve across the state
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist After months of significant drought, conditions are improving for parts of the Lone Star State. [...]
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03, 2023
Drought continues for Rio Grande Valley farmers, ranchers
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Farmers and ranchers are facing ongoing drought conditions in the Rio Grande Valley. Dry [...]
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03, 2023
The third-costliest disaster year on record is 2022
Last year will go into the record books as the third-costliest year for weather disasters in U.S. history, with [...]
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03, 2023
Highland Lakes water cut off for agricultural customers
By Julie Tomascik Editor Water from the Highland Lakes won’t be available in 2023 for most of the agricultural customers [...]
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02, 2023
Drought conditions continue, precipitation needed
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Drought conditions have continued for much of the Lone Star State at the beginning [...]
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12, 2022
Sheep, goat herds decrease in response to drought
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist The drought’s impact this year extended to sheep and goat herds, leading to more livestock [...]
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12, 2022
Higher calf prices projected for Texas ranchers in 2023
By Julie Tomascik Editor Cattle ranchers should see higher calf prices in 2023, according to multiple agricultural economists and market [...]