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Groundbreaking Ceremony for New Brownfield Sports Complex

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Brownfield YMCA Director Eric Martinez & Fitness Director Lora Donjuan

Obituary: Hazel Dumas (February 14, 1918 – January 07, 2019)

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The Gardens at Texas A&M University welcomed 36 pre-K students and 28 kindergartners from St. Thomas Early Learning Center in College Station during the A&M Garden Club’s Plant America Kids Gardening Fair.

It’s not as dire as the farm crisis seen in the 1980s, but ongoing trade uncertainty coupled with low commodity prices and rising interest rates has created challenging times for agricultural producers across the U.S. and Texas, according to experts.

Planter maintenance important step to optimize crop yield potentials. At this time of the year, producers spend significant time selecting corn hybrids and cotton varieties as well as herbicide programs. But another important annual consideration is planter maintenance.

Researchers at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center in Uvalde have completed two more studies – both focusing on soil amendments and variety adaptation – related to the viability of organically-grown artichokes as a commercial crop in Texas.

The Texas Land Trends project of Texas A&M’s Natural Resources Institute, or NRI, has published a special series report describing Texas landowner participation in land conservation easements and their value to agricultural production, water and wildlife.

Picking bluebonnets is legal across the state, though some Texas cities ban it by ordinance. Still, a safe bet is “grow your own,” said Dr. Larry Stein.

At this time of the year, producers spend significant time selecting corn hybrids and cotton varieties as well as herbicide programs. But another important annual consideration is planter maintenance.

Texas Crop and Weather Report — March 2019 Texas A&M AgriLife horticulturist Patrick Dickinson offers landscape tips for spring. A Texas landscape that thrives begins with a good design.

Grafting vegetables is a time-tested way for growers to protect plants from soil-borne diseases as well as potentially improve yields,according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert.