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Online ‘Drought Proofing the Ranch’ course now available

The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service’s course Drought Proofing the Ranch is now available online.

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Texas dairy producers face challenges amid good milk prices

Texas dairy producers continue to face challenges despite favorable milk prices over the past year, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife E…

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Ranch Management University set for March 27-31 in College Station

The popular and award-winning Ranch Management University, scheduled March 27-31 at Texas A&M University in Bryan-College Station, is o…

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Over-the-counter livestock antibiotics will require prescription after June 11

Don’t wait. Get to know your local veterinarian now and establish a veterinarian-client-patient relationship if you expect to treat livesto…

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Texas A&M meat scientist developing ‘no nitrite-added’ cured meats

Imagine your favorite cured meat like beef jerky, pepperoni or bacon without any added sodium nitrite from any source currently necessary f…

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Higher interest rates impact agriculture

With the Federal Reserve raising interest rates at a relatively quick pace to combat inflation, farmers and ranchers have faced some differ…

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Getting cows in condition can help with calving, next breeding season

As the calendar crawls closer toward the end of winter, keeping cows in good body condition score can be a challenge, but it is an importan…

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Land stewardship conference returns April 13-14 to Kerrville

Registration is open for the seventh Hill Country Land Stewardship Conference April 13-14 in Kerrville. The event is designed to help lando…

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Prices strong as growing conditions improve for grain producers

Circumstances are improving for Texas grain producers as spring plantings get underway in southern parts of the state, according to a Texas…

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Texas dairy producers face challenges amid good milk prices

Texas dairy producers continue to face challenges despite favorable milk prices over the past year, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife E…

From the general manager

Spring has sprung. Spring brings flowers and sunshine and butterflies, but it also brings weeds and mosquitos and fire ants. I will definit…

Love, Tito’s awards endowed professorship to Texas A&M AgriLife

A $500,000 endowed professorship from Love, Tito’s, the philanthropic heart of Tito’s Handmade Vodka, will support responsive agriculture t…

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Genetics show strength for seedstock producer

GARNER, Iowa – All it took was a little horse trading to get the Greiman family into the Angus business more than a century ago.

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