At least 3 billion loaves of bread in the Texas Panhandle alone every year – that’s the difference Texas A&M AgriLife Research is making, …
Continue Reading about Field day to highlight wheat research impact on food supply →
Cover Crop Field Day planned at K-State HB Ranch
Kansas State University will host a Cover Crop Field Day on Friday, May 19 at 9:30 a.m. at the K-State HB Ranch in southeast Trego County. The ranch …
Continue Reading about Cover Crop Field Day planned at K-State HB Ranch →
WTAMU Faculty Members Win First Place for Research Presentation
A research poster presentation by two faculty members from the Department of Agricultural Sciences at West Texas A&M University won …
Continue Reading about WTAMU Faculty Members Win First Place for Research Presentation →
High tunnel-grown tomatoes go to Amarillo supermarket
Dr. Charlie Rush is claiming success – tomatoes from a Texas A&M AgriLife Research high tunnel project are being sold in an Amarillo grocery …
Continue Reading about High tunnel-grown tomatoes go to Amarillo supermarket →
Forage sorghum management, hybrids determine silage value
Unique data for forage sorghums, including varying feed values and management needs of different hybrids, is coming out of a Texas A&M AgriLife …
Continue Reading about Forage sorghum management, hybrids determine silage value →
Water Technology Field Day features unique ‘three-for-one’
The Kansas State University Southwest Research and Extension Center in Garden City will host a unique three-for-one field day Aug. 15 at Roth Farms, …
Continue Reading about Water Technology Field Day features unique ‘three-for-one’ →
South Texas irrigation training manual published
Read more. South Texas agricultural irrigators have a new resource available to help them improve irrigation management and water conservation, …
Continue Reading about South Texas irrigation training manual published →
Decline of the Ogallala Aquifer has left farmers fearful for their future
DUMAS — Deep in the Texas Panhandle, where the decline of the Ogallala Aquifer has left farmers fearful for their future, Harold Grall is hoping his …
Continue Reading about Decline of the Ogallala Aquifer has left farmers fearful for their future →
AgriLife Extension helping data-gathering equipment ‘speak’ the same language
Agriculture production today is very data sensitive and includes many tools with technologies that don’t all work well together. One Texas A&M …
Water conservation policy effectiveness depends on farmer economics
VERNON – Farming is a business, and the actions of farmers will be based on economics – even when it comes to water conservation, according to a …
Continue Reading about Water conservation policy effectiveness depends on farmer economics →
