Month: March 2024

Replacing Thousands Of Miles Of Burned Fences In The Texas Panhandle

Ranchers affected by recent wildfires face a daunting task of repairing or replacing thousands of miles of fencing. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service advises focusing on perimeter fences and pastures with reliable water sources first, while considering federal programs for financial assistance. Donations of fencing materials are also welcomed and can be coordinated through designated Animal Supply Points.

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UT-Austin Reverts To Requiring Standardized Test Scores For Admissions

The University of Texas at Austin will require applicants to submit standardized test scores for fall 2025 enrollment, reinstating the requirement suspended in 2020 due to the pandemic. UT-Austin President Jay Hartzell stated that test scores help identify student readiness for college and aid in placing them in suitable majors, particularly for more challenging courses like engineering and business. The university will offer an early action process for fall 2025 applicants, allowing them to apply by October 15 for an earlier, nonbinding decision.

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Wild Turkeys Are Strutting Into Spring

Texans may see and hear more wild turkeys this spring, thanks to collaborative efforts between Texas A&M AgriLife and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Restoration efforts have successfully increased the state’s wild turkey population, with ongoing research focusing on habitat conservation and genetic diversity to ensure these iconic birds continue to thrive across Texas’s diverse ecosystems. Landowners are encouraged to support conservation by preserving and enhancing turkey habitat on private lands, benefiting not just turkeys but a variety of wildlife species.

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Blinn Completes Strong Weekend With Twin Bill Split At No. 5 Grayson

The Blinn College softball team split a doubleheader with fifth-ranked Grayson College, earning a hard-fought 6-4 victory in game one before falling 9-1 in game two. Head coach Rick Church praised the team’s performance, highlighting their 4-2 record over the weekend, which included a strong showing at the Region XIV Crossover Tournament. The Buccaneers, now 15-9-1 on the season, look ahead to the start of Region XIV play with a doubleheader against Lamar State College-Port Arthur on Thursday, March 14.

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Blinn Uses Pair Of Offensive Outbursts To Claim Two Wins On Final Day Of Region XIV Crossover

The Blinn College softball team ended the Region XIV Crossover Tournament with a bang, securing two convincing wins against Northeast Texas Community College and Bossier Parish Community College. Led by strong offensive performances, including standout games from Alayna Calvillo and Bailey Boetjer, the Buccaneers showcased their power at the plate. With these victories, Blinn’s record stands at 14-8-1 as they prepare for a challenging road doubleheader against Grayson College.

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