Fighting Fire with Fire webinar set July 27
Focus on combating identified social barriers to prescribed burning
Farm & Ranch
Texas Crop and Weather Report – July 7, 2020
Conditions drying due to higher temperatures, less rain Above average temperatures are exacerbating drier-than-normal conditions around the state, said the state’s climatologist. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service reports and experts say the hot, dry conditions are taking a toll on soil moisture levels and crops in areas that missed spotty rainfall this spring and early…
Texas Sheep and Goat Expo expands format
Aug. 14-15 event will now be in-person, online
Live demonstrations highlight Texas A&M Virtual Beef Cattle Short Course Aug. 3-5
Live action to cover fences, cattle handling, brush, carcass cutting
Scott hired as AgriLife Extension agent in Roberts County
After six months working with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service in Ochiltree County, Sterling Scott has been hired as the agriculture and natural resources agent in Roberts County, beginning July 1. Scott began Dec. 9 in Ochiltree County as an assistant agriculture and natural resources agent, but it wasn’t his first introduction to the agency….
Texas A&M AgriLife research culminates in new label for cotton root rot control in alfalfa
AgriLife Extension helps add alfalfa to list of crops treated by Topguard Terra
Texas Crop and Weather Report – June 30, 2020
Summer conditions, forage quality can reduce cattle gains
What Vine is Growing on Your Fence?
AgriLife Extension webinar on July 2 to address rangeland vines
Longtime Texas A&M leader, nationally recognized entomologist passes
From professor to chancellor, Perry Adkisson advanced agriculture, Texas A&M
Generation Next: Our Turn to Ranch online ag business start-up school set for Aug. 17-Nov. 8
12-week course targets owners of new, inherited, existing land
