Recent Texas flooding is creating challenges for livestock producers and individuals in low-lying areas. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Disaster Assessment and Recovery, DAR, agents advise producers to be mindful of several resources as recovery activities begin.“Our Disaster Assessment and Recovery agents will assist with recovery efforts as these waters recede and assessments can be made to fences, infrastructure and other property,” said Monty Dozier, Ph.D., AgriLife Extension Disaster Assessment and Recovery program director.In the meantime, livestock producers and landowners may encounter distressed or displaced livestock.“It’s not uncommon for livestock and even outdoor pets to become displaced as waters rise ...