2022 growing season underway for Texas farmers
By Julie Tomascik Editor Shoots of green are emerging from the soil in the Rio Grande Valley and South Texas. [...]
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03, 2022
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03, 2022
AgLead participants tour Rio Grande Valley
By Julie Tomascik Editor Texas Farm Bureau’s AgLead XV class returned home with new connections and fresh perspectives from a [...]
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11, 2021
Hunters critical in ongoing cattle fever tick fight
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) is asking people who plan to hunt in the [...]
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09, 2021
Rio Grande Valley citrus recovering after February’s freeze
By Julie Tomascik Editor After February’s historic freeze, Rio Grande Valley citrus growers faced much work and rehab for the [...]
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04, 2021
USDA inspecting citrus trees in Rio Grande Valley
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor Fruit trees in residential yards and commercial properties in Cameron, Hidalgo, Webb, Willacy and Zapata [...]
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02, 2021
Rio Grande Valley ag suffering after winter storm
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor After suffering through the coldest temperatures the area has seen in more than 30 years, [...]
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02, 2021
Rio Grande Valley citrus damaged by freezing weather
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor The extreme cold blanketing the entire state of Texas will have disastrous effects on the [...]
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11, 2020
First bale auction raises $10,000 for RGV students
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor The Harlingen Cotton Committee recently auctioned the first cotton bale of 2020 to benefit area [...]
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11, 2020
International water treaty causes concerns for Texas farmers
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Longstanding issues with Mexico meeting water debt obligations as outlined in a 1944 water treaty [...]
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10, 2020
A disappointing year for LRGV cotton farmers
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor A tough start to 2020 for Lower Rio Grande Valley (LRGV) cotton farmers progressively worsened [...]