Lone Star Healthy Streams workshop set for Aug. 11 in Gatesville
Event to offer soil testing, information on rural watershed health, land management best practices
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Event to offer soil testing, information on rural watershed health, land management best practices
Texas A&M Landscape Ecology and Drones Lab uses high tech to improve applied land management
Landowners can receive up to $100,000 in incentives for adopting soil‑building, cost‑saving practices
Free event to offer well water testing, soil sampling, watershed education for Hidalgo, Cameron, Willacy counties
Free event to offer well water testing, soil sampling, watershed education for Refugio, Bee, Aransas counties
State soil expert to expand testing, bring innovation and leadership to serve farmers and homeowners
Texas A&M AgriLife agronomist partners with producers to study nitrogen efficiency and crop systems
Event will provide information on financial assistance for repairs and replacement
Voluntary land stewardship essential to water resources, agricultural productivity, wildlife habitats
Texas Crop and Weather Report - April 21, 2026
AgriLife Research scientist focuses on agricultural production support, strength
Accounting for in-soil nitrogen can offset some high crop production expenses
Center for Grazinglands and Ranch Management uses producer-driven, ranch-scale data to offer solutions
Intensive training gives new ranchers practical skills for managing profitable operations
Residents can test well water and soil, learn best practices and earn continuing education units
New AgriLife Research scientist to concentrate on sustainable, regenerative conservation practices
Peiyang Li joins High Plains center to address manure management and emissions
Meeting will address natural resource priorities, watershed health, livestock and land management
Concho Valley event to focus on practical tools, strategies to enhance rangeland health, productivity
Texas Conservation and Sustainability Initiative offers $42 million to producers for crop, livestock and forestry conservation practices