Our human nature is to find a simple, one time solution for our problems. Unfortunately, this simple, one time solution does not exist for weed control in pastures and hay meadows. There are several factors that are important when it comes to weed control.
TSCRA Special Ranger Tommy Charbula, District 24 along the Gulf Coast, reports cattle missing from a property near Bellville in northern Austin County. Missing since March 24 are 10 mixed Brangus-type heifers with a 7R brand on left hip and an under bit right ear. Anyone with information is urged to … Read More
Source: Texas Animal Health Commission | April 26, 2019
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is currently working with federal, state and industry partners to strengthen its traceability system to protect … Read More
SPONSORED CONTENT By the N#mbers is exclusive information from Livestock Wx on the latest weather trends and outlook for TSCRA members. The April 26 edition takes a look at rainfall numbers, how weather last year affected dress weights, plus an update on drought in other parts of the world. Read … Read More
All hay traded fully steady on light movement. Most of the state received rainfall in some cases heavy rainfall which deterred producers from accessing their fields and caused flooding. In the Panhandle, pastures are in good condition after the rain. Little to no supplemental feeding is needed but new crop … Read More
Two different storm systems brought welcome precipitation to the South. Early in the period, central and eastern Texas received widespread moderate to heavy rains that erased much of the short-term D1 and D0 in Central Texas. The few areas that received less than an inch of rain, or where 60- … Read More
