Source: Texas Animal Health Commission | May 4, 2021 Texas State Veterinarian Dr. Andy Schwartz encourages livestock owners in …
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Source: Texas Animal Health Commission | May 4, 2021 Texas State Veterinarian Dr. Andy Schwartz encourages livestock owners in …
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Harvest season is well underway for some crops, but there is growing concern not all those crops will make it to market. The …
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Many cattle producers now face the growing threat of parasite resistance. That doesn't mean you should forego attempts to control …
Source: AgriLife Today | May 5, 2021 Poultry prices, especially prices for chicken breasts, have skyrocketed due to surging …
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Broomsedge Bluestem (Andropogon virginicus L.) is a warm season perennial grass found throughout Central and East Texas. …
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Muddy tree bases, wallowing location and overturned soil are all signs of nearby, active wild pigs. Often, wild pigs will wallow …
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Lobue v. Hanson, a case involving a wedding venue, a bridesmaid, a horse, and the Farm Animal Liability Act (FALA) recently caught …
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Current drought conditions are prompting cattle some producers to consider options for reducing stocking rates on rangeland and …
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May is Beef Month, and we've made it easier for you to show your support for this wholesome, delicious food! By clicking on the …
As with loading out, trailer loading is another production event that can be high stress on both the animals and people, but it …
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