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Texas Plant Protection Conference to address water challenges, drought impacts and water-use strategies for the state's growing population.

Brittni Allerkamp Cross recalls the July 4 flood on Allerkamp Farms in Comfort, Texas, and the cleanup that has ensued. Learn about their 'heads up' and what's been happening on their banks since the water receded.

As GLP-1 weight loss medications gain popularity, beef's nutrient-dense profile becomes crucial for muscle retention and overall health in reduced-calorie diets.

San Saba, Texas, producer Jeff Petersen is counting his blessings as he reflects on the historic July 4 flood, the damage caused, and how producers can get help.

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Learn what it's going to take to break the Southwest's drought and its potential impact on Corn Belt crops.

Southwestern corn borers, stalk-boring pests resistant to most Bt toxins, have been identified in New Mexico and Arizona. Rumors that it's present in Texas are unlikely. This summer, researchers will monitor resistance on New Mexico and western Texas farms to determine if it has spread.

Next week will mark one year since the Smokehouse Creek fire scorched the Texas Panhandle. Thousands of miles of fencing still need to be replaced, while mental health and healing also continue to be a concern.

Within the next decade, the artificial intelligence market is expected to grow 30%, topping $3 trillion by 2033. Juan Landivar discusses how this technology is likely to improve a producer's profit potential and what technology is on the horizon.

What is the fertilizer outlook for 2025? Take a look at what to expect and the role planning will play in the New Year.