Texas Crops Benefit From Rain As Hail Destroys Cotton
Rain across Texas aids pastures and forage growth while High Plains hail devastates about 330,000 acres of cotton. Early sorghum matures in South Texas, wheat and oats harvest underway in southern regions. Peanut planting active in Central and West Central Texas. Cattle prices strong and hay needs rise to replenish winter losses.
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College Station
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Daniel C. Pfannstiel
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
High Plains
Plainstiel
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Hall
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Motley
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Diversified Screwworm Case Confirmed in Scurry County
The first confirmed screwworm case in Scurry County in years was reported after larvae were sent to the Mission Laboratory from land near Dunn. Livestock producers are urged to monitor for signs, treat open wounds, and support sterile fly efforts while cotton variety choices are discussed amid dry conditions and ongoing harvests and pest concerns across multiple counties.
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Scurry County
Mission Laboratory
Dunn
Scurry
Coleman
Kent
Mitchell
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