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Four tips for easier mowing and keeping lawns lush

As the weather starts to get warmer and homeowners are preparing their lawns for spring, many may be dreading the idea of mowing in the hot sun in the coming

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AgriLife report: Hay supplies remain tight for Texas cattle producers

Back-to-back years have led to difficult decision making for some producers about their herds even as cow/calf prices remain historically strong.

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Hay outlook better, but still tight

Hay outlook better, but still tight
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Hay Supplies Remain Tight for Texas Cattle Producers

Texas Crop and Weather Report – Jan. 30, 2024 Hay supplies may be better than last year, but they remain extremely tight as costs for winter feeding continue to mount for Texas ranchers, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts. Jason Cleere, Ph.D., AgriLife Extension statew

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From moon dust to moon soil : Graduate student grows chickpeas in amended moondust

From moon dust to moon soil : Graduate student grows chickpeas in amended moondust
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