Texas Crop and Weather Report – AgriLife Today By: Adam Russell 903-834-6191 adam.russell@ag.tamu.edu Wheat acres in Texas were up and facing little to no threat from pests or disease in grazing and grain fields, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension … Continued
SCOUT FIELDS AND TREAT THEM IF YOU FIND FOUR TO FIVE WORMS PER FOOT. Successful Farming By Bill Spiegel Like soldiers marching across the battlefield, army cutworm larvae are munching through green fields in Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas. The two … Continued
SCOUT FIELDS AND TREAT THEM IF YOU FIND FOUR TO FIVE WORMS PER FOOT. Successful Farming By Bill Spiegel Like soldiers marching across the battlefield, army cutworm larvae are munching through green fields in Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas. The two … Continued
U.S. Wheat Associates By Claire Hutchins, USW Market Analyst With winter wheat prices remaining at or less than the cost of production and with a very wet planting season, it is no surprise that many U.S. farmers chose to plant … Continued
U.S. Wheat Associates By Claire Hutchins, USW Market Analyst With winter wheat prices remaining at or less than the cost of production and with a very wet planting season, it is no surprise that many U.S. farmers chose to plant … Continued
AgriLife Today Writer: Adam Russell, 903-834-6191, adam.russell@ag.tamu.edu Contact: Calvin Trostle, 806-746-6101, ctrostle@ag.tamu.edu Texas wheat acres are being prepared and planted, and despite fewer acres, projections are for a high-yield 2020. U.S. Department of Agriculture planting projections suggest producers will plant 1% less … Continued
AgriLife Today Due to exceptional drought conditions in the Panhandle and South Texas, Gov. Greg Abbott issued a state of disaster on Aug. 23. Abbott announced the state of disaster in Duval, Hall, Jim Hogg, Randall, Swisher, Webb and Zapata … Continued
AgriLife Today Due to exceptional drought conditions in the Panhandle and South Texas, Gov. Greg Abbott issued a state of disaster on Aug. 23. Abbott announced the state of disaster in Duval, Hall, Jim Hogg, Randall, Swisher, Webb and Zapata … Continued
By Adam Russell San Angelo, Texas – Wheat acres were expected to perform well in areas with moisture, but market conditions could mean tough decisions for grain producers, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts. Bill Thompson, AgriLife Extension … Continued
Agri-Pulse By Spencer Chase USDA economists expect farmers to increase plantings of corn this spring while reducing their soybean production as the Trump administration’s ongoing trade war with China remains unsettled. USDA Chief Economist Rob Johansson, speaking at the department’s 95th annual Agricultural … Continued