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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05, 2023
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08, 2022
Texas ranchers remain hopeful for rains during drought
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Despite some rainfall across the state this week, drought remains an issue for farmers and [...]
6
04, 2022
Coleman County wildfire victims receive hay, cattle feed
By Julie Tomascik Editor Neighbors helping neighbors is common in Farm Bureau, but especially when devastation strikes. That was the [...]
7
06, 2021
Rain brings relief to parched Hill Country ranch
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor Many Hill Country ranchers like Cody Kneupper are welcoming the recent rains. Just north of [...]
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06, 2021
Rainfall affects fly control, hay market for ranchers
By Julie Tomascik Editor Rainfall is important for crop and livestock production, but the amounts falling in May and early [...]
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10, 2020
Krause is #stillfarming in Karnes County
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic caused changes both small and large, direct and indirect, across Texas [...]
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08, 2020
Large round bales can lose value during storage
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Reducing hay loss during storage is key to productivity and efficiency. But which storage system [...]
6
08, 2020
Eastland County farmers help neighbor with hay
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor This summer in the small Eastland County community of Carbon, neighbors helped neighbors. Despite being [...]
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06, 2020
Year-over-year hay stores up across the U.S.
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Hay stores in the U.S. are up significantly over one year ago, according to a [...]
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05, 2019
