Austin in Crosshairs…

The arrival of the football-playing Coleman triplets at the University of Texas in Austin for 2025’s fall semester may break several records before they even meet BEVO, the Longhorns’ beloved mascot.When have three guys weighing a half-ton ever played as teammates in any collegiate sport, anywhere?

The Working Ranch Cowboys Association Rodeo Held in Earth

The city of Earth, Texas hosted their Annual Earth Ranch Rodeo on Friday, September 20, 2024 and the Earth Ranch Youth Rodeo the morning of September 21, 2024, followed by the second round of adult events held that evening.

LISD Board of Trustees holds regular meeting

The Littlefield Independent School District’s Board of Trustees met in Regular Session on Monday, September 23 in the Board Room of the Jerry Blakely Administration Building to discuss a 12-item agenda.The Meeting was called to order by Board President Gary Birkelbach at 7 p.m.

City Manager Mitch Grant announces retirement

Littlefield City Manager, Mitch Grant, made an announcement Wednesday morning that he has made the decision to retire at the beginning of next year. The announcement came surrounded by Directors and staff.

USDA-RMA Cotton Monitoring Program Update

While many in our PCG service region have recently had questions regarding the U. S. Department of Agriculture Risk Management Program (USDARMA), we wanted to provide a statement of clarification to the program.

Texas pecan production continues challenging cycle

Season-to-season factors continue to keep Texas pecan production from reaching previous yield benchmarks, said a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert.Monte Nesbitt, Ph.D.

Crop Sxan AgReport

Defoliation has begun – or is ready to begin – in most areas across the Southeast, Mid-South, and Central Texas. Early harvest reports show decent yields, with concerns remaining about the impact of hard lock and other issues in areas that caught tropical rains in the past two weeks.

Boozman Calls for Urgent Response to Farm Crisis

The message that PCG has been stressing to our government officials, along with other cotton organizations, led Sen. John Boozman (R-AR) to call on Congress and the administration to provide a “timely and urgent response” to the looming farm crisis in the form of emergency assistance to farmers.