Texas Ag Today - September 7, 2023
Sep 07, 2023•24 min•Ep. 788
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*There are very few drought-free areas in Texas according to the latest Drought Monitor.
*Northeast Panhandle farmers are starting to plant wheat, but they could use a good rain to get it started.
*Weights of market ready lambs in Texas are declining this year.
*Looking for crops that require less water is a key focus for West Texas A&M in its efforts to strengthen animal agriculture.
*The state tree of Texas is the pecan tree. We'll take a look at the potential of this year's pecan crop.
*Proud flesh is a major problem in equine lower leg wounds.
*There are now dozens of opportunities for Texas youth to learn how to hunt.
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