Planting activity around the Plains Cotton Growers service area has kicked up in the recent weeks, that is, when producers have been able to get in the fields.
Agricultural producers who have coverage under most crop insurance policies are eligible for a premium benefit from the U.S.
The success of the High Plains cotton industry, like any group effort, is directly tied to the willingness of qualified individuals to volunteer to serve in various leadership positions.
SEMINOLE – The Permian Road Safety Coalition presented Gaines County first responders and those from Dawson, Borden, Young and Lea counties with First-Responder Lifesaving Equipment kits.
TAHOKA – When Lynn County Judge Mike Braddock arrived at the basement-level entry door to the Lynn County Courthouse May 26, he discovered water running underneath the door.
SNYDER – The West Texas Western Swing Festival is returning and may be one of the biggest ever.
ANDREWS – Wet conditions put a slight damper on Monday’s Ride to Remember event, but the skies cleared just in time for the Memorial Day ceremony at a newly improved Andrews County Veterans Memoria
STANTON – Martin County Hospital District and Family Clinic is pleased to announce that it will soon be offering clinic services to students of Stanton ISD at the school campuses.
The Natural Resources Institute, NRI, and the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service have released a two-part virtual webinar series in support of the Texas Feral Swine Eradication and Control Pi
School just recently dismissed for the summer but the Golden Tornadoes’ high school and junior high athletes are already reporting back to work toward next year.
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