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Texas Ag Trade: Uncertainty, Low Commodity Prices Weigh on Outlook
It’s not as dire as the farm crisis seen in the 1980s, but ongoing trade uncertainty coupled with low commodity prices and rising interest rates has created challenging times for […]
Texas Ag Forum, Austin, March 18
An overview of the new farm bill along with price and trade outlook on a variety of agricultural commodities will be featured at the Texas Ag Forum scheduled March 18 […]
Texas: Northwest Panhandle Cotton Conference, Dalhart, Jan. 23
The multi-county Northwest Panhandle Cotton Conference will be hosted by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service on Jan. 23 at the Rita Blanca Coliseum, 219 Farm-to-Market Road 281, Dalhart. Producers […]
Expect Farm Bill by Christmas, Says Texas AgriLife Extension Economist
Somehow, someway, there will be a new farm bill in the next few days, according to Dr. Joe Outlaw, a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service economist who spoke during the […]
Texas: Stiles Farm Field Day, Thrall, June 19
Feral hog trapping, soybean performance in the Blacklands, pecan tree management and the latest farm bill information will all be discussed at the Stiles Farm Field Day scheduled June 19 […]
Seed Cotton Program: Bipartisan Budget Act Requires Producer Action
Decisions must be made for the 2018 cotton crop being planted now, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service farm bill expert. The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 established […]
New Farm Bill May Get Pushed Through This Year, Says Expert
Ask the man who has completed six farm bill cycles when a new bill will be pushed through and Dr. Joe Outlaw will tell you this year. Outlaw, Texas A&M […]
Texas: Farm Bill Discussions Highlight Ag Forum Meeting
Farm economy experts at the recent Ag Forum in Austin told attendees to expect much debate on the shaping of a new farm bill that will most likely be written […]
Texas: Farm Bill Discussed at 56th Blackland Income Growth Conference
Texas’ No. 1 cash crop may receive loss protection it did not get in the last farm bill, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service economist. Dr. Joe Outlaw, […]
Texas: Blackland Income Growth Conference, Waco, Jan. 10-11
An update on current farm bill policy as well as presentations on drone technology, maintaining a healthy beef cattle herd plus a number of issues and trends affecting production agriculture will […]
