Texas Ag Today - October 3, 2024
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*Texas cotton conditions continue to decline.   *Texas farmers grew more wheat this past season.   *Farms and ranches are devastated in North Carolina following Hurricane Helene. *It’s time for Texas High Plains cotton farmers to make decisions about harvesting their crop.   *The Farm Bill has expired.   *What effect will the port strike have on agriculture? *It’s important to get a forage analysis when purchasing hay.  *There are a lot of essential nutrients for cattle, but one nutrient is more important that all the others.
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