With rain continuing to fall in parts of southeastern Texas and now southwestern Louisiana, rescue efforts continue in and around Houston. Further west, where Hurricane Harvey plowed unto Texas, those involved in agriculture are trying to assess the damage that has been done. Farm Broadcast colleague Tony St James of All Ag All Day in Floydada, Texas, talked with both State Commissioner of Ag for Texas Sid Miller as well as Livestock Market Economist Dr David Anderson of Texas A&M about the Harvey impact on Ag. Read more…
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