Southwest
The latest agricultural news related to New Mexico, Texas, and other states is the Southwestern United States.
Michael and Fredrick Hawkins of Hawkins Cattle Company share about their upcoming Cattle 101 event in Texas, designed to introduce young people and families to beef production and agricultural careers.
Weakening wells could put costly irrigation investments at risk across the southern High Plains.
Recent rainfall could help wheat pasture after drought limited summer grazing.
Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller says heat and dehydration are linked to the disease.
Rancher Michael Vickers says private landowners are still covering property damage from the border crisis.
Texas A&M AgriLife says the pest can cause severe damage to grasses used for hay.
Summer heat and drought erased much of the crop’s early promise across West Texas.
U.S. Reps. Monica De La Cruz and Henry Cuellar weigh in on Farm Bill progress and its importance to Texas farmers.
The Brooksher family says it is the best corn crop they have ever seen. But even a bumper harvest comes with challenges, as higher fuel and input costs squeeze profit margins.
Santa Teresa livestock port reopens September 24, restoring another cattle trade route from Mexico while maintaining new safeguards against New World screwworm.