Here's how Texas peaches and other fruit trees live with winter freezes better than we do
Frigid Texas winters are beneficial for peach trees because they need a certain number of "chilling hours" to yield a good ...
Feral hog problem in Texas fuels growing industry for population control
Feral hogs are a problem across Texas, especially for ranchers and farmers facing thousands of dollars in crop and property ...
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Texas dairy producers meeting the needs of a growing market
Texas dairies' production is up and growth is not expected to slow in 2025, said Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service dairy specialists.
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Texas peaches and other fruit trees handle cold weather better than we think. Here's why.
These fruit trees can grow in Texas but might not thrive as crops of apples and cherries do in Washington state because of that area’s more temperate climate. While these are useful guidelines ...
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Hurricanes, Heat and Hardship: Counting 2024’s Crop Losses
Updated 2024 crop and rangeland damage estimates highlight the devastating impact of natural disasters on U.S. farm ...