An important part of beef quality assurance is a good nutritional program.

Here are the latest numbers for cattle and hay producers.

Here’s what you need to know about summer pastures.

Last week we told you that pansies are good plants to plant now but in addition to that, other bedding plants that can be planted now include pinks.

When you’re purchasing hay, one of your first considerations should be based on individual animal requirements.

Here are the latest numbers for cattle and hay producers.

Over the last few years there have been multiple factors that have caused beef cattle prices to decline in the market.

October is bulb buying month.

If you have weeds in your pond this time year, especially, it can be a bit of a challenge to tackle them.

Many producers use a winter pasture to lessen the burden of hay.

Here are the latest numbers for cattle and hay producers.

This fall is an ideal time to apply fire ant bait to your lawn.

The region is blessed with water availability, but it doesn’t mean shortages can’t happen years down the road.

Late September through early October is the ideal time for planting cool-season annual forages such as annual ryegrass, small grains, and cool-season annual legumes.

A versatile perennial clump grass called lindheimer muhly is now listed among the state’s top-performing plants.

Texas wheat acres are being prepared and planted. And despite fewer acres, projections are for a high yield 2020.

Here are the latest numbers for cattle and hay producers.

At some point, cows and bulls will be culled from the breeding herd and sold off.

If you enjoy growing wildflowers, collect seed for your garden from summer bloomers for sowing next spring.

Recent weather patterns of very hot days and little rain can set up the perfect conditions for a pond to turn over.

You know the phrase cleanliness is a virtue? Well county extension agents in Angelina County say that cleanliness in the vegetable garden is no different.

Here are the latest numbers for cattle and hay producers.

You’ll definitely want to pay attention to your lawn care this month especially if you have saint Augustine grass.

Keeping deer away from your landscape and garden vegetation can be an uphill climb.

Recent weather patterns of very hot days and little rain can set up the perfect conditions for a pond to turn over.

Even though there is still time for one more hay cutting, most producers should have enough stored away as they get ready for the transition into the winter months.

Here are the latest numbers for cattle and hay producers

Good news for the lone star state, Agrilife entomologists say Texas has experienced a lower number of West Nile cases this year.

Texas hay and forage producers should be prepared to protect their pastures from fall armyworms.

We’re looking at what you can do to combat the southern pine beetle.

Hunters with access to areas where birds have food sources, water and roosts should have an advantage over areas without this dove season.

Here are the latest numbers for cattle and hay producers.

Algae is a common and annually occurring weed in our ponds.

We have the privilege of living in a lush part of the state that is full of wildlife. And that’s nice if you like wildlife.

According to county extension agents in Angelina county, there are more than two seasons for gardening.

Here are the latest numbers for cattle and hay producers.

There are many options when it comes to fall-planted wildlife mixtures, but sometimes, random mixtures are not the best option for plants in East Texas.

One of the secrets to successful flowers and vegetables is growing them in a soil, rich in organic matter.

We're looking at ways you can use standing or stockpiled perennials.

Here in Texas, the weather turned from a record-breaking rainfall in the spring to one of the hottest and driest summers on record.

Here are the latest numbers for cattle and hay producers all weight class averages of feeder steers ended a full two-to-three dollars higher.

Many livestock producers across the state have been reporting problems with lots of horse flies to Texas A&M Agrilife Extension entomologists.

When watering your lawns during this hot weather, you’ll want to do it early in the morning.

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Here are the latest numbers for cattle and hay producers.

Mulch can be tremendously beneficial to your trees, shrubs, and flower beds.

We’re looking at what you need to know if there’s duckweed on your pond.

If you’re looking for ways to use standing or stockpiled perennials like bermuda grass, county extension agents in Overton say you can consider them for a different winter feeding approach.

Mid-August is the time to plant broccoli plants, Brussel sprouts, cabbage plants, carrots, cauliflower plants, swiss chard, collards, kale, English peas, Irish potatoes, and summer squash.

Here are the latest numbers for cattle and hay producers.

The bermuda grass stem maggot is really plaguing Texas hay producers this season.

Hay testing is important to determine if any supplementation is needed.

During the summer, many homeowners ask how much they need to water their yard.

Good weaning programs are something cattle producers need to have in place.

Here are the latest numbers for cattle and hay producers.

August is typically one of the driest months of the year in east Texas.

ere are are some tips for keeping your plants healthy and conserve water at the same time.

The 2019 herbicide cost per acre spreadsheet is now out.