Ag Commissioner Cuts Ties With Aide Charged In Hemp Scheme
Todd Smith will no longer work for Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller following Smith’s indictment on charges of felony theft and commercial bribery.
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Month: January 2022
Rangeland, Wildlife and Fisheries Management Webinar Set Feb. 3
Focus on fencing, Texas laws
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New Regulations, Limits On Enlist Herbicide Use By Farmers
AgriLife Extension providing trainings across state with updates
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Increased Wildfire Danger Anticipated Across Texas
Texas A&M Forest Service readies firefighting resources due to warm, dry, windy conditions
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Texas Says Supply Chain Issues Have Limited The Number Of Voter Registration Forms It Can Give Out
The secretary of state’s office says it has been forced to limit the amount of forms it gives out to no more than 2,000 per request, which has affected groups that help people register to vote.
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