By Samantha Hall In 1788 the First Fleet arrived in Sydney Cove, Australia. Along with the convicts, on board that ship there were four cows and two bulls. Fast forward...
By Jessica Crabtreee As technology advances, there is no surprise it shows up in agriculture. Actually, it makes sense. With large crops, herds, mouths to feed, weather change, drought, etc....
By Rayford Pullen The word from those in the know is that the El Nino should return in October. Now if you’re anything like me, I have not been...
By: Robert Burns AgriLife expert: Conditions ripe for armyworm population explosion Writer: Robert Burns, 903-834-6191, [email protected] COLLEGE STATION – Dry weather followed by rain in the...
By: Kay Ledbetter Writer: Kay Ledbetter, 806-677-5608, [email protected] Contact: Tim Steffens, 806-651-2781, [email protected] AMARILLO – What a pasture should look like – whether a waving sea...
Hello North Texas! Welcome to Ranching Down Under. I was so excited when I was approached by NTFR to write a monthly column about life inrRural Australia. I grew up...
By Jessica Crabtree and Dr. Jered Harlan, DVM One of the most common skin diseases in cattle is ringworm. A fungal disease, ringworm often appears on calves and yearlings during...
By Rayford Pullen It is almost impossible to believe that fall is here. If you are like me, when the kids go back to school, fall has arrived and...
By: Blair Fannin Photo caption: Coffee senna is a plant with 6-8 inch beans that can become toxic to livestock due to extreme heat and dry...
By: Steve Byrns Writer: Steve Byrns, 325-653-4576, [email protected] Contacts: Jesse Lea Schneider, 432-295-0342, [email protected] Logan Boswell, 432-837-6207, [email protected] ALPINE – West Texas horsemen should saddle up...