Month: January 2024

Feb. 1 Webinar To Cover Predictions For 2024 Texas Livestock Markets

Feb. 1 Webinar To Cover Predictions For 2024 Texas Livestock Markets

Jan 19, 2024 |

Join the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service’s upcoming webinar, “Predictions for 2024 Texas Livestock Markets,” on February 1 from noon to 1 p.m. This informative webinar will delve into state and national trends concerning cattle, sheep, and goat markets. Presented by Dr. David Anderson, an AgriLife Extension economist, this event offers valuable insights for livestock producers looking to optimize their operations in the face of market challenges. Register in advance at https://tx.ag/LivestockMarkets for a cost of $35 and gain a deeper understanding of market outlook to enhance your livestock endeavors.

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Youth From 18 States Compete At 4-H Family And Consumer Sciences National Championship And Conference

Youth From 18 States Compete At 4-H Family And Consumer Sciences National Championship And Conference

Jan 19, 2024 |

4-H members from 18 states recently gathered in San Antonio, Texas, for the 4-H Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) National Championship and Conference. This event, previously held in Denver, was hosted by Texas 4-H for the first time, attracting about 250 participants, including 4-H youth, extension agents, parents, and coaches from across the United States. The conference featured educational competitions and activities in various FCS project areas, promoting experiential learning and important life skills development for youth.

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Texas A&M Ranch Management School Opens Registration For April 8-12 Session

Texas A&M Ranch Management School Opens Registration For April 8-12 Session

Jan 19, 2024 |

The David McKnight ’73 Ranch Management University, newly renamed in honor of a generous donor and Texas A&M graduate, is set to take place from April 8-12 at Texas A&M University in Bryan-College Station. This comprehensive workshop, presented in collaboration with various university departments and government organizations, offers invaluable knowledge for aspiring ranchers and landowners. With a diverse range of topics, expert instructors, and opportunities for continuing education units, this event is an excellent opportunity to gain insights into ranch management and conservation practices.

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NASA, Partners to Welcome Private Crew Aboard Space Station

NASA, Partners to Welcome Private Crew Aboard Space Station

Jan 18, 2024 |

NASA successfully launched its third all-private astronaut mission to the International Space Station (ISS) in collaboration with Axiom Space and SpaceX. The Axiom Mission 3 (Ax-3) crew, consisting of Commander Michael López-Alegría, Pilot Walter Villadei, and Mission Specialists Marcus Wandt and Alper Gezeravci, will spend about two weeks on the ISS conducting microgravity research, educational outreach, and commercial activities. This mission marks a significant step in NASA’s efforts to enable greater access to space, support a growing commercial space economy, and advance research in low-Earth orbit while preparing for future Artemis missions to the Moon and beyond.

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Ken Paxton Says He’ll Accept Judgment, Won’t Contest Facts in Whistleblower Case

Ken Paxton Says He’ll Accept Judgment, Won’t Contest Facts in Whistleblower Case

Jan 18, 2024 |

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has taken a surprising turn in a long-running whistleblower lawsuit against him, signaling his willingness to end the legal battle by accepting any judgment and dropping his denial that he violated the Texas Whistleblowers Act. Paxton’s move comes after exhausting his options to avoid sitting for a deposition, with the Texas Supreme Court ruling against him. The lawsuit, initiated by four former top deputies who allege they were improperly fired for reporting Paxton to the FBI, continues to be a contentious legal matter.

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