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Texas Ag Today is a daily look at the latest news in Texas agriculture, hosted by veteran farm broadcaster Carey Martin along with the largest and most experienced farm news team in the Lone Star State. We cover agriculture in every corner of Texas, from the piney woods of East Texas to the rocky ranges of the Trans-Pecos and from the Panhandle to the Rio Grande Valley.
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*Placements were lower than expected in the latest Cattle on Feed report. *There are more dairy cows producing more milk in Texas. *A few new screwworm cases have popped up. *Texas High Plains farmers are considering major changes due to water challenges. *The Secretary of Agriculture has an upcoming announcement affecting the beef industry. *Rain has finally come to the Texas Panhandle. *Winter forages can reduce the need for hay and supplements. *Horse nutrition can be a complicated subject.
*Another border port is now open for cattle imports. *Texas farmers could see more than one million base acres added soon. *Cotton harvest is getting underway in the Panhandle and Southern Plains. *The Texas Tech rodeo team is hosting their 77th annual rodeo. *Creek crossings are a good way to improve the value of rural Texas land. *USDA is investing 100 million dollars in a Texas project to improve fertilizer production. *Cooler temperatures and wetter conditions are welcome in the Texas Rolling Plains.*Equine nutrition can be complicated.
*There will be some dryland cotton harvested in the Southern Plains and the Panhandle, but not much. *The first case of New World screwworms in wildlife has been confirmed in Pecos County. *Texas corn and sorghum harvests are over 90% complete. *Winter wheat in the Texas South Plains is off to an encouraging start. *Wheat planting is underway on the Texas Rolling Plains. *Work continues on a full five-year Farm Bill. *Ranchers in the Rio Grande Valley are keeping an eye out for the screwworm.*Texas A&M is working to create parasite resistant sheep.
*The midterm elections could have a big effect on the cattle industry. *Four Texas corn farmers will help guide the National Corn Growers Association in the coming year. *This has been a tough economic year for Texas High Plains corn farmers. *The Brazos Valley Fair and Rodeo is opening soon.*The Trump administration announced an $8 billion dollar Harvest Fuel Relief Program. *More farmers are using drones than ever before.*Hay prices and demand remain strong in Texas. *There are some concerns when vaccinating horses for equine strangles.
*The Texas Cattle Feeders Association’s annual meeting has wrapped up. *The National FFA Convention is this week in Indianapolis. *Another Mexican border port will open next week for livestock imports. *Improved research can help in the fight against feral hogs.*This has been a bad year for the Texas High Plains corn crop. *USDA wants input from Texas farmers about their experiences in buying equipment. *Central Texas welcomes the recent rainfall. *Prussic acid can cause livestock deaths this time of year.
*New screwworm cases are popping up. *This could be a good year for Texas quail hunters. *A Texas ranch received the Certified Angus Beef Ambassador Award. *U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins was back in Texas last week. *Feral hogs continue to take a toll on Texas farms and ranchers. *A Texas wheat industry leader is making a big change.*USDA is investing in Texas specialty crops. *Recent rains in the Texas Southern Plains are causing some trouble as cotton harvest gets underway. *This is the time of year when prussic acid can be deadly for livestock.
*Texas cotton growers are ready to get this season over with. *There’s good news for tomato and pepper growers. *How long will it take to rebuild the U.S. cow herd? *The drought monitor map looks better for the Texas High Plains. *October brings agritourism to Texas pumpkin patches. *The IRS made an important announcement regarding dyed diesel use on federal highways. *Hurricanes have brought a lot of rainfall to dry U.S. soils. *Knowing your horse’s body temperature is important when checking them for sickness.
*Texas cotton harvest is ahead of schedule. *Sales of tractors and combines declined last month. *The Texas Cattle Feeders Association’s annual meeting kicks off this weekend in Oklahoma City. *What’s ahead for the Texas High Plains cattle industry? *The Texas Coastal Bend had a decent sorghum and cotton harvest this year. *The president has struck a deal with Russia on diesel.*Fall has arrived in East Texas, but more rainfall is needed. *Pregnancy toxemia in sheep and goats is common.
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Texas Ag Today is a daily look at the latest news in Texas agriculture, hosted by veteran farm broadcaster Carey Martin along with the largest and most experienced farm news team in the Lone Star State. We cover agriculture in every corner of Texas, from the piney woods of East Texas to the rocky ranges of the Trans-Pecos and from the Panhandle to the Rio Grande Valley.
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