Jeans could get pricey after cotton prices reach a decade high
Cotton futures raced past US$1 a pound for the first time in nearly a decade as adverse weather and shipping snags threaten supplies, driving up costs for clothing around the world.
Texas A&M Agrilife unveil new peanut sheller in Vernon
Peanuts, peanut butter, peanut oil. Statewide, everything peanuts is going to see a boost in production and quality.
This Is the New No. 1 Cause of Food Poisoning, CDC Study Says
A new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has uncovered that there may be some new surprising items in your kitchen that could lead to food poisoning.
Scientists on Quest to Turn Heat up on the Hot Pepper Market
New hot pepper agronomic practices and technologies could help rejuvenate the U.S. market and help reduce production costs for producers.
3 green things to do with your raked leaves this fall
Many people are coming across top-grade fertilizer in their yard, then simply raking it up and tossing it to the curb.
What happens to rats living in a city when biblical flooding hits?
While one might think that a catastrophic storm in a city would wreak even more havoc to underground rodent populations, experts say: not so fast.
Cómo plantar flores silvestres en otoño para que florezcan en primavera
De acuerdo con el gerente de programa de The Gardens en Texas A&M, otoño es el mejor momento para plantar.
The 30 bugs all San Antonio gardeners need to know about for fall
With every season comes a new set of bugs, pests, and insects ready to invade our gardens and homes. However, some are good guys.
3 strategies to reduce cow herds’ environmental hoofprints
Cattlemen’s College: Practical ways to lower the emissions and boost the efficiency of your herd.
What to Know About the Turkey Shortage This Thanksgiving and Holiday Season—Including Where to Get a Turkey
Experts say that there will be a turkey shortage of smaller frozen and fresh varieties.
