The Best Fertilizers
If you’re hoping for a plentiful harvest of big juicy tomatoes, crisp beans, and tender lettuce, then you’re going to need a solid overall fertilizer.
Texas Resources On Standby Ahead Of Severe Weather Threat
The governor on Friday placed state resources on standby in anticipation of severe weather — including straight-line wind, large hail, and flash flooding — expected to impact several parts of Texas today through the weekend.
Coronavirus headlines: Brisket prices skyrocket; Vaccination rates plunge; Museum ready to reopen
“We’ve seen about a doubling of brisket prices on average at wholesale, just over the last few weeks,” said Dr. David Anderson with Texas A&M Agrilife Extension.
Puzzles, knitting, gardening: Slow living makes a fast comeback
Dr. Joe Masabni, a horticulturalist with AgriLife Extension has been busy lately, responding to a barrage of emails from people interested in vegetable gardening.
Do “Murder Hornets” Really Exist?
“It’s kind of a sensational term,” said Molly Keck. The linking of the foreign-born insects with a scary word, in this case “murder,” skirts dangerously close to uncomfortable territory.
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‘Murder Hornet’ is really the Asian Giant Hornet and it’s not a threat here
It is highly unlikely that the Asian giant hornet will be spotted in Texas. There are currently no sightings anywhere near Texas.
How “murder hornets” could disrupt the entire world’s food supply chain
“We know the Asian giant hornet is a specialized predator of honeybees; and while the Japanese honeybee, which is a different species of the honeybee, has good behavioral defenses against the hornet, the European honeybee has no defense against this hornet,” David Ragsdale, Ph.D.
‘Murder hornet’ task force set up in Texas after sightings of invasive species in Washington
A “murder hornet” task force is being led by Texas A&M AgriLife at the request of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott following sightings in Washington state.
