By Kay Ledbetter, AgriLife Today VERNON – Winter lentils may be just what the doctor ordered to perk up the Rolling Plains wheat crop. Dr. Emi Kimura checks out early growth stages of lentils near Chillicothe at the Texas A&M … Continued
By Jennifer Latzke, High Plains Journal Mark Welch, grain marketing economist for Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, presented his wheat market outlook for short and long term at the 2017 Texas Wheat Symposium, Nov. 29, in Amarillo, Texas. Welch began … Continued
The House Agriculture Committee launched a farm bill landing page on Wednesday, December 13. The landing page will serve as a resource for information and updates as farm bill discussions continue. At https://agriculture.house.gov/farmbill/, you can find background information about the creation … Continued
Investigation led by AgriLife Research could help improve agricultural crop yield, quality By Paul Schattenberg, AgriLife Today UVALDE – A recent study led Texas A&M AgriLife Research has shown ground-penetrating radar, or GPR, may be effectively used in detecting the … Continued
By Adam Russell, AgriLife Today COLLEGE STATION – October and November were two of the driest Octobers and Novembers on record, and much of the state appears to be facing a continued dry spell through winter, according to the state … Continued
A Texas Wheat staff member attended the Ag Techology Conference at Texas A&M University-Commerce on Thursday, December 7. This conference has served producers by offering industry discussions and continuing education credits for 20 years. Texas Wheat participated as a sponsor … Continued
By Caitlin Eannello, NAWG Washington, D.C. (December 07, 2017) – A national coalition of agriculture groups led by the National Association of Wheat Growers is seeking to immediately halt the State of California’s misguided labeling requirement for Glyphosate citing irreparable … Continued
By Deena Shanker, Bloomberg Politics President Donald J. Trump was largely supported by American farmers during the election, even as he made a campaign promise to exit the North American Free Trade Agreement. But now many of those farmers are worried President … Continued
By Katie Miller, American Ag Radio Network NAFTA negotiations might not be going as well as planned, but the agriculture industry is far from done pushing for an agreement. On Wednesday, agriculture groups from the U.S. Dairy Export Council to … Continued
By Sean Hackbarth, U.S. Chamber of Commerce NAFTA continues to be top of mind as the latest round of negotiations on modernizing the trade agreement concluded late last month. Knowing the harm it would have on American agriculture, elected officials and … Continued