Texas forage producers are battling fall armyworms. Specialists recommend daily scouting and replanting if young winter ...

They slither across lawns and pastures in a sort of formation, chewing grass, plants and even weeds. Only an inch or inch-and ...

What we do now can affect our forages in the spring, so it is essential to think long-term when managing forages.

While some of the state got relief due to September rains, soil conditions across most of the state now seem to be reverting ...

Kansas State University weed specialist Sarah Lancaster says fall management could put growers in a good spot for many years ...

As Texas's official state insect, the monarch butterfly is nearing its peak migration in the Lone Star State. When is peak ...

Ranchers are wanting to sell their beef to local consumers but were having a hard time finding the answers as to how to do so ...

Texas weather has been transitioning back to a La Niña pattern, with drier and warmer-than-normal weather that will likely ...

Goetze: I’m always amazed and impressed by elements of our local flora that seem to be unfazed by the hot and dry seasonal ...

Weeds release their seeds through ‘rains’ caused by wind, animals, runoff water or eroded soil. According to Lancaster, ...

The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service office in Robertson County is hosting the annual Beef Cattle and Forage Management ...