Texas Ag Today - October 28, 2024
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*USDA released another proposed rule dealing with cattle marketing.
*Drought continues to spread across Texas.
*The American Lamb Board has grant money available for sheep producers.
*Halloween decorations could spell trouble for Texas corn farmers.
*Farm debt could continue to grow without a new Farm Bill.
*Winter wheat planting continues in Texas.
*Our dry fall can affect plants ability to survive winter.
*Transporting cattle is stressful, but supplementing them with zinc can help.
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