Texas Ag Today - October 24, 2024
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*Corn basis is high for Texas cattle feeders.   *Texas peanut production is growing.   *The Texas Animal Health Commission is looking for areas of the state that have a veterinary shortage. *A very big annual ag event is about to take place in Amarillo.   *Nearly a dozen ag organizations are weighing in on the EPAs proposed rodenticide strategy.   *The meat industry is not happy with the new proposed dietary guidelines, which recommends eating less meat.   *The fall fair season impacts communities all over Texas.   *Storing hay properly can save time and money.  
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