Texas Wheat Harvest Falls Short
Texas wheat producers are finishing one of the toughest harvests in recent memory after drought, extreme heat, diseases and insects significantly reduced yields across much of the state.
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Author: Harvey Stuessel
Flood-Damaged Hay Requires Careful Inspection After Texas Flooding
Texas A&M AgriLife experts are urging producers to document flood damage and carefully inspect hay exposed to floodwaters before feeding it to livestock.
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Smart Summer Watering Tips for Lawns and Gardens
Texas A&M AgriLife shares practical tips to help homeowners keep lawns, trees and gardens healthy through the extreme Texas summer heat.
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Texas A&M AgriLife Leads USDA Screwworm Research
Texas A&M AgriLife will lead and support 14 USDA-funded research projects aimed at preventing the spread of the New World screwworm and protecting U.S. livestock.
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Texas Crop Conditions Improve as Rainfall Brings Both Relief and New Challenges
Texas farmers are experiencing a summer of extremes, with abundant rainfall improving drought conditions in some regions while creating flooding, pest, and harvest challenges in others.
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