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Crop farmers in the Crossroads are starting to hook up tractors to planters as they anticipate ideal field conditions for ... Read Story »
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The use of cool season annual grasses as a source of forage during the winter months has long been used ... Read Story »
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Effective and prudent use of pesticides, in accordance with federal and state laws, is the goal of each pesticide applicator ... Read Story »
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The recent rains that we were blessed with were certainly a welcomed sight and the result of those rains are ... Read Story »
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The Texas leafcutting ant is rearing its ugly head again this winter and wreaking havoc on evergreen trees and landscape ... Read Story »
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The United States Department of Agriculture - National Agricultural Statistics Service will be sending out more than three million census ... Read Story »
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Fall is definitely upon us. Temperatures are cooling off a bit, days are getting shorter and the leaves are falling. Read Story »
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Drought conditions, population growth and increasing water demands have put added stress on our finite water supply here in Texas ... Read Story »
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Fall is generally a welcome time for home gardeners and lawn enthusiasts. The temperature falls to a more comfortable level, ... Read Story »
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Meeting the nutritional needs of cattle during the winter months has been a challenge for ranchers since the first fence ... Read Story »
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Warmer days have provided many of us with the encouragement needed to venture outside and assess our lawns and landscapes ... Read Story »
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New rules regarding cattle traceability will go into effect Jan. 1. According to a press release provided by the Texas ... Read Story »
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One of the most important nut-infesting insect pests of pecan is the pecan nut casebearer. Read Story »
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The 28th South Texas Farm and Ranch Show is fast approaching. This year's show will be Oct. 24-25, at the ... Read Story »
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By Joe D. Janak, Jr. Read Story »
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By Joe Janak Read Story »
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My husband's Aunt Suzanne has battles serious health conditions since the summer. She said recently that she wants to compile ... Read Story »
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By Brian Yanta Read Story »
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Technology changes all the time and agriculture is no exception, area producers said. And for those looking to stay on ... Read Story »
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By Joe Janak Read Story »