Texas livestock health officials, striving to protect Texas' hard-earned cattle tuberculosis (TB)-free status, have adopted new cattle entry, testing and movement regulations that go into effect Saturday, October 13. ...
By Ron Smith
Farm Press Editorial Staff
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality in conjunction with the TDA and The Texas Cooperative Extension has planned six Agricultural Waste Pesticide Collection (AWPC) events for the weeks of Dec. 3 and Dec. 10. These collection events offer rural Texans the opportunity to dispose of banned or unwanted pesticides as well as other related agricultural items....
In much of the United States this autumn, a turnip may have to be used as a jack-o'-lantern, as the U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates lower national yields....
Texas Cooperative Extension has scheduled a livestock risk management workshop from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Nov. 7 at Angelo State University's Management, Instruction and Research Center. ...
By Ron Smith
Farm Press Editorial Staff
Sticker shock may be a factor in developing cellulosic ethanol plants. ...
Chris Corry, U.S. Grains Council senior director of international operations, is in Europe assessing the current feed grains shortage due to natural calamities and says the situation is worse than he expected....
By Forrest Laws
Farm Press Editorial Staff
A non-profit environmental group has released the results of a public opinion poll that it says shows taxpayers would rather spend money on conservation programs than on farm subsidies. ...
By Forrest Laws
Farm Press Editorial Staff
USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service says it has been unable to identify the exact mechanism for the introduction of trace amounts of genetically engineered LibertyLink rice into two commercial rice varieties, Cheniere and Clearfield 131....
The House Committee on Agriculture heard from agriculture organizations and farmers concerned with the growing shortage of farm labor in the United States....
Innovative farmers and ranchers who want to implement a new, sustainable idea to improve their operation can attend a grant-writing workshop in Russell, Kan., Oct. 30 to learn more about the Farmer/Rancher Grant Program. ...
By Ron Smith
Farm Press Editorial Staff
Cotton stalk destruction rules have changed a bit for the Lower Rio Grande Valley but the goal remains the same: prevent boll weevils from surviving through the winter....
Nominations are now being accepted for American Farmland Trust's (AFT) 2008 Steward of the Land Award. The annual $10,000 prize honors farmers or ranchers who best exemplify the AFT's mission of halting the loss of productive farmland and promoting farming practices that sustain a healthy environment....
The "Fall CEU Program" is designed for private pesticide applicators who need continuing education units but don't want to be bored getting them, said a Prairie View A&M University Cooperative Extension agent ....
By Ron Smith
Farm Press Editorial Staff
Texas peanut farmers are just beginning to harvest what most expect to be a fairly good crop, despite some late season leaf spot infestations that trimmed yields, says Texas Extension agronomist, Todd Baughman, Vernon....
By Webb Wallace
Cotton and Grain Producers of the Lower Rio Grande Valley
After two extensions on the stalk destruction deadline, the Rio Grande Valley was about to dry out following two weeks of dry weather, when widespread rainfall Sept. 28 soaked the Valley again, prompting the Texas Department of Agriculture to extend stalk destruction deadline again, to Oct. 18....
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