There was no market report last week due to Thanksgiving, but the market from this week shows all classes of both feeder steers and heifers to be five-to-eight dollars higher than the pre-holiday market numbers.

Those leaves are all-natural, organic, weed-free, and using them somewhere in your landscape is the ultimate in recycling!

The USDA Texas Direct Hay Report says hay prices are mostly steady across the state but firming up as the majority of the state remains dry.

The most recent market numbers show the feeder class average prices for those weight categories weighing 500 pounds and down ended mostly firm compared to last week.

While you can wait as some do until spring when the gardening fever, establishing woody plants long before they reach our difficult summer season is by far a better bet.

The USDA Texas Direct Hay Report says hay prices are mostly steady to firm across the state compared to the last report.