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The Texas cotton crop can only be described as a mixed bag – with harvest wrapping up in the southern parts to bolls just setting in the northernmost parts – and sometimes the mixture depends on the moisture.

The 2024 Texas cotton crop can only be described as a mixed bag, with harvest wrapping up in the southern parts to bolls just setting in the northernmost parts – and sometimes the mixture depends on the moisture.

Texas County Agricultural Agents Association recognizes Sharp's support Chancellor Sharp's agricultural agent support

Moisture or lack thereof will determine the quality and quantity of Texas cotton. Learn more about this year's cotton production, plus the latest Texas Crop and Weather Report.

When producers in Ochiltree County were interested in beginning direct-to-consumer beef sales, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service agent Scott Strawn reached out to colleagues to gather the information potential business

EARLY COTTON INDICATORS This year's cotton crop is causing cautious optimism after two challenging years. | TEXAS AGRILIFE PHOTO

Fuller Bazer and Guoyao Wu ranked No. 1 and No. 2 in the world for animal science research Inspiring the future of animal science research

U.S. Dairy Education and Training Consortium offers unique educational opportunity for future industry leaders A need to educate future industry leaders

Biological nitrification inhibition trait in sorghum may allow reduced fertilizer use and greenhouse gas emissions

The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service has announced the hiring of new agents in its districts across the state.