Category: Agriculture

Texas A&M Meat Judging Team Finishes Spring Season Undefeated

Texas A&M Meat Judging Team Finishes Spring Season Undefeated

Mar 27, 2024 |

The Texas A&M University Meat Judging Team completed an undefeated spring season, triumphing in four major intercollegiate contests. Coached by Jennifer Wyle and Lauren Lee, the 16-member team, comprising sophomores and juniors from various majors, amassed over 100 trophies and ribbons, showcasing their dedication and skill in meat science. The team’s success has them eager to continue their winning streak as they prepare for upcoming fall judging competitions.

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Wheat Crop Shaping Up Better Than Past Two Years, But Prices Are Low

Wheat Crop Shaping Up Better Than Past Two Years, But Prices Are Low

Mar 26, 2024 |

Despite low wheat prices, Texas wheat producers are optimistic due to better-than-usual wheat production across the state. The Southern Plains, including major wheat-producing states like Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma, and Colorado, are reporting significantly improved conditions compared to last year. Producers are considering alternative avenues such as grazing wheat for cattle or harvesting for silage to capitalize on the favorable conditions.

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Summer Ag Academy For High School Teachers To Be June 9-21 In Bryan

Summer Ag Academy For High School Teachers To Be June 9-21 In Bryan

Mar 26, 2024 |

Join the Texas A&M Summer Ag Academy, held from June 9-21, at the Agriculture and Workforce Education Center on the Texas A&M-RELLIS campus in Bryan. Explore 15 interactive workshops designed to enhance high school agriculture teachers’ skills with the latest innovations in agriculture and other industries. Register by June 1 to secure your spot and gain valuable experience to enrich your classroom.

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Spring Is The Time For Texans To ‘Two-Step’ Toward Fire Ant Control

Spring Is The Time For Texans To ‘Two-Step’ Toward Fire Ant Control

Mar 20, 2024 | ,

Spring is an ideal time to start controlling fire ants, says a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert. The Two-Step Method, involving semi-annual broadcast applications of fire ant bait followed by individual mound treatments, is recommended for its effectiveness and environmental friendliness. Proper use of fire ant control products, such as avoiding gasoline and following label instructions, is crucial for safety and effectiveness.

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