Texas Ag Today - September 4, 2024
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*Texas farmers and ranchers made the most of the congressional August recess.
*Texas grapefruit production is forecast to grow this season.
*U.S. corn and soybean exports took a big jump last week.
*Groundwater capacity is declining on the Texas High Plains.
*Texas farmers and ranchers are stressing the need for a new Farm Bill.
*The U.S. is working to increase red meat trade with Columbia.
*USDA has released its latest ag trade forecast, and the trade deficit keeps growing.
*Eastern Equine Encephalitis has been diagnosed in two horses in Houston County.
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