Texas Ag Today - May 17, 2024
May 17, 2024•23 min•Ep. 969
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Episode description
*Recent rains were welcome in the Texas Coastal Bend.
*Cotton could be a profitable crop in Texas this year, but the margins will be thin.
*Burned out Panhandle wildfire victims need fencing materials.
*There’s reason to be optimistic about the wheat crop on the Texas High Plains.
*A U.S. congresswoman from South Texas is fighting to get help for farmers in the Rio Grande Valley.
*May is Beef Month, and grilling season is getting underway.
*The Southern Plains of Texas has gotten a bit dry as planting is getting underway.
*Early embryonic loss is one of the major causes of a decreased calf crop.
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