Texas Ag Today - September 5, 2024
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*The number of beef-on-dairy calves is increasing in feedlots.
*USDA announced $300,000 in funding is now available to support the U.S. sheep industry.
*Farming without irrigation is becoming more likely on the Texas High Plains.
*An extension of the 2018 Farm Bill seems to be the most likely move Congress will make this year.
*The Texas fair and rodeo season is getting underway.
*It’s time to plant deer plots in East Texas.
*Dairy show cows are now required to test negative for avian influenza prior to moving them.
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