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Dr. Alex Thomasson, left, Texas A&M AgriLife Research engineering and conference coordinator, is pictured with Dr. Steven Thomson, U.S. Department of Agriculture-National Program Leader-Ag and Biosystems Engineering, Institute of Food Production and Sustainability.
Ag experts discuss handling big data in agriculture at Houston conference
HOUSTON – Agricultural experts at a Houston conference praised the advancements in unmanned aerial vehicles, sensors and data-collecting technology used in precision crop production research, but … more
A recent study by Texas A&M AgriLife researches showed consuming mangoes provides anti-inflammatory effects related to chronic constipation.
Mango provides additional relief from chronic constipation
COLLEGE STATION – A study led by Texas A&M AgriLife Research scientists has shown consuming mango alleviates symptoms and associated biomarkers of constipation beyond an equivalent amount of … more
Livestock Report
Industry, Texas For Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2018 Receipts – 851 compared to 856 two weeks ago Trend – Steady Choice Steer Calves 150-300 lbs. – $180-225 300-400 lbs. - … more
Area residents invited to participate In Colorado County Fair and Rodeo
COLUMBUS – This year’s Colorado County Fair, set for September 6- 8, will feature a variety of new activities, an improved carnival and Grammy-award winning entertainers. Colorado County Fair … more
Lil’ Wrangler Photo Contest set
The Lil’ Wrangler Photo Contest is back. The Austin County Fair will be holding a photo contest for the cutest Lil’ Wrangler. The contest is open to all babies and toddlers up to 3 years old. The … more
States’ 4-H International Exchange brings 23 Japanese youth to Texas
COLLEGE STATION – Twenty-three youth and two adult chaperones from Japan recently visited Texas as part of the States’ 4-H International Exchange. “The youth delegates are staying with Texas … more
Texas A&M AgriLife’s Boleman reflects on 54 years in beef education, outreach
COLLEGE STATION – From his time as a student to time in the administrative offices, Dr. Larry Boleman has spent 54 years with Texas A&M University. As hundreds gathered Monday for a retirement … more
Livestock Report
Industry, Texas For Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2018 Receipts – 856 compared to 1,074 two weeks ago Trend – Steady to lower Choice Steer Calves 150-300 lbs. – $180-205 300-400 lbs. - … more
Fair food challenge
Austin County 4-H participated Aug. 2 in the second annual Fayette County Fair Food Challenge Contest. Food Challenge encourages youth to take recipes that are provided lacking known ingredient … more
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The calf scramble will once again be part of the Austin County Fair.
Austin County Fair to host calf scramble
The Austin County Fair will host the 2018 Calf Scramble again this year. There are two components to the Calf Scramble program: sponsors and scramblers. One cannot work without the other. … more
Livestock Report
Industry, Texas For Tuesday, Aug. 7, 2018 Receipts – 1,074 compared to 815 two weeks ago Trend – Steady to lower Choice Steer Calves 150-300 lbs. – $180-215 300-400 lbs. - … more
Texas Master Naturalist program seeks applicants
COLLEGE STATION – Twenty Texas Master Naturalist chapters will be conducting training classes in fall and winter for volunteers wanting to learn about natural resource and conservation management, … more
Bees and Trees program set in Colorado County
The August meeting for the 2018 New Landowners series will take place on Friday, August 17, 2018 at the Colorado County Fairgrounds HE Building (Exhibit Hall) at 1146 Crossroads Blvd in Columbus. … more
Dr. Reid Redden, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service state sheep and goat specialist at San Angelo, looks at rams at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center in San Angelo.
Texas Sheep and Goat Expo to offer internal parasite mitigation strategies
SAN ANGELO – New developments in sheep and goat internal parasite mitigation should be a major draw at this year’s Texas Sheep and Goat Expo Aug. 17 and 18 in San Angelo, coordinators … more
Livestock Report
Industry, Texas For Tuesday, July 31, 2018 Receipts – 815 compared to 933 two weeks ago Trend – Steady to a little lower Choice Steer Calves 150-300 lbs. – $180-200 300-400 … more
Applications being accepted from Texas producers recovering from 2017 hurricanes, wildfires
COLLEGE STATION – U. S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency State Executive Director for Texas, Gary Six, announced that agricultural producers affected by 2017 hurricanes and wildfires … more
Livestock Report
Industry, Texas For Tuesday, July 24, 2018 Receipts – 933 compared to 983 two weeks ago Trend – Steady on good active market Choice Steer Calves 150-300 lbs. – … more
Health program held at local library
On July 11, Austin County 4-Hers assisted with teaching and leading a Food and Nutrition educational program with 12 local youth at the Knox Library in Wallis. Samantha and Madison Diezi shared the … more
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Applications being accepted from Texas producers recovering from 2017 hurricanes, wildfires
COLLEGE STATION – U. S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency State Executive Director for Texas, Gary Six, announced that agricultural producers affected by 2017 hurricanes and wildfires … more
Attwater's prairie chicken dances in the sunset.
A delicate dance
It’s not very big for a grouse, but what it lacks in size it more than makes up for with its impressive dance moves and vocals. It’s the Attwater's Prairie Chicken. In April, about 300 people … more
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