The northward advancement of New World screwworm continues to have Texas producers on edge. Texas stocker Wayne Cockrell says ramping up animal health practices is crucial in the fight against New World screwworm, “You’ve got to put your eyes on those animals every day.” Cockrell is a board member with the Texas Southwest Cattle Raisers […]
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A Kansas farmer says the Food for Peace program transitioning to USDA could bring reliable, long-term demand for sorghum. Amy France
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