Editor’s note: This is part of a series of stories highlighting high school students from the Brazos Valley who are active in 4-H or FFA. The …
The world faces an increasing amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and a shortage of carbon in the soil. However, bioenergy sorghum can …
Horse hooves are formed of insensitive, cornified material called horn and can be very resilient to penetration by an object. Inside the hoof …
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has released its winter outlook for the next few months, and another La Nina weather patte…
Two well-known members of the Texas agriculture community have been chosen to lead Texas A&M AgriLife Research and the Texas A&M AgriL…
Texas A&M AgriLife Research continues to power forward with investments to ensure future scientific discovery and innovation in production…
What’s on the books for the next month? Preg checking. Since the cost of feed is the most expensive part of keeping cattle, it is important fo…
Texas A&M AgriLife researchers are investigating the potential for reintroducing wild ocelot populations to areas of the state where the n…
The 2022 dates for the Owning Your Piece of Texas: Key Laws Texas Landowners Need to Know program have been announced.
Cedar fever season is upon us once again, complete with runny noses, itchy eyes and general misery. But what exactly is cedar fever and why is…
When driving past the cow herd on pasture, there could be a reminder note on the pickup side mirror.
Our Disney trip has come and gone, and we had a great time. We walked over 10 miles a day, but when I got home, the only thing that was lighte…
The 2022 Junior Master Gardener National Leader Training Conference will be held Feb. 21-23 at Texas A&M University in Bryan-College Stati…
As we start this new year, I also begin my 20th year at the paper. I know that may seem hard for some of you to believe, especially given how …
Ray Schlabs, a Deaf Smith County farmer, knows the decisions he makes for his operation may not all be perfect, but he feels more comfortable …
The Generation Next: Our Turn to Ranch online course is open for registration. The 12-week program, offered by the Texas A&M AgriLife Exte…
Incorporating Brahman genetics into beef cattle herds amid changing environmental temperatures in the southwest has one Texas A&M AgriLife…
The award-winning Ranchers Leasing Workshop will be held four times in 2022.
Texas A&M University President M. Katherine Banks and Chancellor John Sharp recently announced Mark Hussey, currently president at Texas A…
For seedstock producers, each calf crop comes with the question of which male calves will be bulls and which will be steers.
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There are alternatives to the feedstuffs normally used in Midwest livestock production, but any practical use may depend on geography.
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A Kansas State University beef systems specialist said cattle producers may have a few options available to offset the rising costs of adding …
Texas A&M University System researchers are working to establish a configurable, adaptive and scalable swarm system consisting of unmanned…
Bison have gone from ubiquity to near extinction to a surging industry, all in a little more than a century.
Texas citrus growers took a beating during Winter Storm Uri in February, but according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert, t…
There are plenty of options for decorative trees during the holiday season. Texas A&M AgriLife experts have ideas and tips for a live or c…
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