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Extension Agent: Fight fire ants with two-step method
The recent rains that we were blessed with were certainly a welcomed sight and the result of those rains are abundantly evident as you drive through the countryside. Crops are looking brighter, and the pastures are greening up. Read Story »- The state of Texas and the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service would like to provide some tips on successful aging ... Read Story »
- One of the most important nut-infesting insect pests of pecan is the pecan nut casebearer. Read Story »
- We are already one month into spring, and the weather has been predictably unpredictable, but it is still the traditional ... Read Story »
- Drought conditions, population growth and increasing water demands have put added stress on our finite water supply here in Texas ... Read Story »
- Dry skies and high winds have been the story for the past several weeks in the Crossroads. Although the dry ... Read Story »
- Warmer days have provided many of us with the encouragement needed to venture outside and assess our lawns and landscapes ... Read Story »
- Crop farmers in the Crossroads are starting to hook up tractors to planters as they anticipate ideal field conditions for ... Read Story »
- The Texas leafcutting ant is rearing its ugly head again this winter and wreaking havoc on evergreen trees and landscape ... Read Story »
- Have you noticed the change in costs of foods lately? Almost everything, from meat to milk to fresh produce, has ... Read Story »