Texas to pay $825M due to SNAP payment error rate

A USDA report revealed Texas had a SNAP payment error rate of 9.34% and will be on the hook to pay $826M annually beginning in October 2027 under One Big Beautiful Bill.U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke L.

TWDB asks officials for more funding

Texas water officials requested more funding for water supply projects as costs skyrocket.

Precision Ag Tools: Soil Moisture Sensors

As input costs continue to increase and water availability declines across the Texas High Plains, precision agriculture tools are becoming more important for day-to-day management decisions. One area where these tools can provide value is irrigation management.

A Nagging Concern

It was tryout day for the major league baseball team and the manager expected the usual varied bunch of wannabes. He began the procedure, watching the candidates throw, pitch, hit and run and as usual there were a few promising players, but most were just unskilled.

Texas A&M AgriLife West Plains IPM Update

According to the latest West Plains IPM Update from Texas A&M AgriLife, cotton conditions across the western South Plains remain highly variable this week.

How to prevent heat stress in cattle

Heat stress in cattle can negatively affect herd health, growth and reproduction. As temperatures increase, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts explain what causes heat stress and how to lower the risk.

Wellington State Bank Celebrates 120 Years of Community Banking

Wellington State Bank proudly celebrates its 120th anniversary, marking more than a century of service, growth, and commitment to the communities it calls home.