Austin County Black Jar Honey Contest Opens to Texas Producers
Texas honey producers can enter their 2026 harvest in the Austin County Black Jar Honey Contest, where entries are judged solely on flavor and aroma.
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Category: Agriculture
U.S. Pork Market Remains Profitable Despite Lower Hog Prices
U.S. pork producers remain profitable in 2026 as lower feed costs offset weaker hog prices, while exports and improved production efficiency continue supporting the industry.
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Spinach Peptide Discovery Leads To Citrus Greening Treatment
A new EPA-approved treatment developed through Texas A&M AgriLife research could give citrus growers a new tool to fight devastating citrus greening disease.
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Texas A&M Developing New Screwworm Treatment
Texas A&M-led researchers are developing fast-acting, low-residue treatments that could help livestock producers and veterinarians respond immediately to New World screwworm infestations.
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AgriLife Private Applicator Training Set for September/November
Austin County AgriLife Extension will offer two Texas Private Applicator License training sessions this fall for farmers and ranchers who need pesticide applicator licensing.
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