Author: Harvey Stuessel

Welker Throws No-Hitter To Kick Off Blinn’s Twin Bill Sweep Of Kilgore

In a remarkable turnaround, Blinn College’s Peyton Welker pitched her first collegiate no-hitter, leading the Buccaneers to a doubleheader sweep against Kilgore College. Welker’s stoic demeanor belied her stellar performance, striking out eight and walking just two in the five-inning gem. Blinn’s offense backed her up with 10 hits in the first game, securing victories of 10-5 and 9-6, improving their season record to 3-2-1 overall.

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Buccaneers Clip Jaguars For Region XIV Home Win

Joey Ramirez showcased the essence of readiness as he led the Blinn College men’s basketball team to a commanding 94-70 victory over Jacksonville College. Coming off the bench with precision, Ramirez’s 10-point surge, including key layups and 3-pointers, sealed the win for the Buccaneers. Coach Scott Schumacher praised Ramirez’s consistent effort and work ethic, highlighting his impact as a testament to the team’s success.

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Four Tips for Easier Mowing And Keeping Lawns Lush

As spring approaches and homeowners gear up for lawn care, the thought of tedious mowing looms large. However, with the right techniques, mowing can be made quicker and easier, ensuring lush lawns with less effort. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service specialist Pablo Agustin Boeri offers expert tips, including choosing the right mower, reducing mowing frequency through proper irrigation and fertilization, selecting the right turfgrass, and maintaining the proper mowing height.

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Texas A&M Forest Service’s Pruning Tips To Prevent The Spread Of Oak Wilt

Winter is traditionally a good time for pruning trees, but recent droughts and freezes have left trees more vulnerable. Texas A&M Forest Service warns that pruning stressed trees can cause more harm than good this year, especially for oak trees, which are susceptible to oak wilt, one of the deadliest tree diseases in the U.S. To prevent the spread of oak wilt, it’s crucial to avoid pruning or wounding oak trees from February through June, as wounds serve as entry points for the pathogen.

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U.S. Beef Cattle Herd Smallest Since 1951

The Texas beef cattle herd may be on the path to recovery after reaching its lowest numbers in a decade, say experts from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. Rebuilding the herd will depend largely on weather conditions, particularly rainfall and soil moisture to support forage production. Recent rains have improved soil moisture indexes, fueling optimism among producers and leading to spikes in calf prices at local cattle markets.

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