U.S. Wheat Associates By Claire Hutchins, USW Market Analyst According to USDA’s June WASDE (World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates) report, U.S. feed wheat consumption will increase 64% in marketing year […]
U.S. Wheat Prices Competitive with Corn for Domestic Feed Use Read More »
Phys.org by University of Queensland The myth that modern wheat varieties are more heavily reliant on pesticides and fertilisers is debunked by new research published in Nature Plants today. Lead author on
Wheat myth debunked by a major new study Read More »
AgriLife Today Writer: Kay Ledbetter, 806-677-5608, skledbetter@ag.tamu.edu Contact: Dr. Shuyu Liu, 806-677-5600, shuyu.liu@ag.tamu.edu Wheat curl mite, greenbug and Hessian fly have long been troublemaker pests for Texas wheat, but a team of
Wild wheat relative genes to aid in battle against trio of pests Read More »
USDA By Courtney Dixon Do you have farm loans through USDA? If so, USDA’s Farm Service Agency has launched a new feature that enables you to login to view farm
New Farmers.gov Feature Enables USDA Customers to Manage Farm Loans Online Read More »
USDA By Courtney Dixon Do you have farm loans through USDA? If so, USDA’s Farm Service Agency has launched a new feature that enables you to login to view farm
New Farmers.gov Feature Enables USDA Customers to Manage Farm Loans Online Read More »
Shines new light on conflicting dietary recommendations Wheat Foods Council An important article has just been published in a highly impactful nutrition journal, Advances in Nutrition. The study, Perspective: Refined Grains and
New study exonerates refined grains Read More »
Shines new light on conflicting dietary recommendations Wheat Foods Council An important article has just been published in a highly impactful nutrition journal, Advances in Nutrition. The study, Perspective: Refined Grains and
New study exonerates refined grains Read More »
Ag Forum discusses agricultural policy, trade in 2019 and beyond AgriLife Today Contact: Blair Fannin, 979-845-2259, b-fannin@tamu.edu It’s not as dire as the farm crisis seen in the 1980s, but ongoing
Trade uncertainty, low commodity prices weigh on outlook for Texas farmers Read More »
Texas Row Crops Newsletter By Dr. Clark Neely, Small Grains Extension Specialist, College Station | 979-862-1412 | cbneely@tamu.edu Dr. Reagan Noland, Regional Extension Agronomist. San Angelo | 325-657-7330 | Reagan.Noland@ag.tamu.edu Recent cold
Recent Cold Temperatures Could Impact Wheat in Central Texas Read More »
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 wheat acres likely to perform well amid falling grain prices Read More »
