Texas Ag Today - October 30, 2024
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*Texas corn and sorghum yields were great in some places and not so great in others.    *There is less rough rice and more milled rice in storage in Texas.   *A Texan is the new president of the American Hereford Association. *Cattle prices remain strong, but how long with they last?   *Almost half of Texas congressional representatives have thrown their support behind a farm disaster aid bill.   *New USDA regulations regarding animal traceability will kick in next week.   *The ability to grow winter grass can cut the need for stored forages and supplemental feed for cattle.   *Coronary band dystrophy is a skin disease in horses.  
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