Texas Ag Today - September 6, 2024
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*A Texas senator is pushing to get the Farm Bill done.    *What does it cost to rent pasture and cropland in Texas?   *The American Lamb Board is looking for sheep producers to implement climate smart practices.   *As summer winds down, the farmers market season is drawing to a close.   *USDA has approved a new drought-tolerant wheat trait.   *The Texas Concho Valley got some heavy rainfall last week.  *Congress is back in Washington with a lot to do before the November election.   *We are approaching fall calving time for beef cattle.  
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