Panhandle Wildfire Relief Resources

Are you looking to help the residents of the Texas Panhandle who sustained losses due to recent wildfires?
Please visit this page for livestock supply points and information on how to make a monetary donation. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service thanks you for your support of Texans.

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    This publication aims to help producers make decisions on herbicide use for volunteer cotton. Volunteer cotton can compete with the crop and reduce yield. It also can make the boll...
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    Soil testing is the foundation of a sound fertility management program, and manure and effluent testing can provide additional information for its effective use. This publication will help you to...
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    If the soil has a high salinity content, the plants growing there will not be as vigorous as they would be in normal soils. Seeds will germinate poorly, if at...
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    Winter annual pastures in South and Southwest Texas provide high-quality forage for cattle, sheep, and goats when native and Bermuda grass pastures are dormant. This publication discusses the proper management...
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    To be profitable, cotton producers must manage fertilization efficiently. This publication reports the result of a 5-year study that showed over-fertilization with nitrogen is a common problem. There are specific...
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    Cotton farmers in Texas need to take steps to manage glyphosate-resistant pigweeds, which can reduce the yields of all Texas crops where glyphosate is used. This publication explains the best...
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    Some materials that are commonly used around the household and farm can be hazardous if managed improperly. These materials include paints, pesticides, solvents, cleaning fluids, and unused medicines. This publication...
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    Open lots and holding pens for feeding or holding livestock contain animal manure and process-generated wastewater, which contain nitrate and bacteria. These materials can contaminate your well water. This publication...
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    Well water can become contaminated by the constituents in fertilizers used on agricultural crops and home lawns and gardens. This publication explains how to identify potential risks associated with fertilizers...
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    Cotton breeding and genetic modifications have made substantial progress in improving the crop's yield, quality, and ease of management. These improvements have also increased the cost of seeds. This publication...