Search results for: “Beef Cattle”
- ...Agriculture/Natural Resources: Cotton, grain sorghum, rice, corn, soybeans, forage and hay production, beef cattle management, pesticide use and safety, water testing, and alternative agricultural enterprises. Cattle on Tuesday, Apr 15,...
- ...wildlife observation. Major agricultural products include rice, soybeans, forage, cattle, and aquaculture. Signature events like the Texas Rice Festival, Texas Gatorfest, and visits to the Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge draw...
- ...ranked in order of importance include: beef cattle (39%), forage crops (19%), sheep and goats (14%), pecans (7%), small grains (5%), and recreation (<1%). Mills County has a strong 4-H...
- ...Fork, Flats, Sand Flat, Ginger, Smyrna, Dougherty, and Richland. Rains County is mainly an agricultural county with most of the income coming from beef cattle, dairy cattle, hay, and vegetables....
- ...from beef cattle production. Other major agricultural products produced include grain sorghum, corn, milk, peanuts, hay, swine and wheat. The most recent data shows Wilson County with a population of...
- ...cotton, but other crops include grain sorghum, wheat, watermelons and pecans. There are approximately 6,000 beef cattle, 7,000 sheep and 2,500 goats, in addition to both hogs and horses. The...
- ...Soup Company, Kimberly-Clark Corp., Spiralweld, We Pack Logistics, Huhtamaki, Paris Regional Health, and several others. Major agricultural enterprises in the county include beef cattle (cow/calf & stockers), forages and hay,...
- ...resources, access to health care, county zoning and quality education. Agriculture is a 281 million dollar industry in Randall County. Principle crops include wheat, milo, corn, cotton, hay and beef...
- ...percent urban land, farm steads, water area, and other miscellaneous lands. Beef cattle, sheep and goats are the principle ranching stock in the county. Wheat, oats and grain sorghum are...
- ...in dry seasons. Many growers use drip and pivot irrigation for water efficiency and crop quality. Livestock thrives here too, with strong beef cattle operations and traditional sheep and goat...