Texas Ag Today - September 18, 2024
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*Corn harvest is underway in the northern Texas Panhandle.
*Texas rice farmers have a smaller crop this year.
*Hiland Dairy is expanding in East Texas.
*There has been a drop in the prices Texas High Plains cattle feeders are getting for fed cattle.
*EPA is temporarily allowing the sale of a cancelled product.
*Farmers on the South Plains of Texas are getting closer to cotton harvest.
*Bermudagrass is a tough, long-lasting forage, but sometimes it thins and dies.
*Canker is one of the most difficult hoof diseases to treat in horses.
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