Texas AgrAbility

June 24 - June 26, 2026
Natural Resource Management - Pasture and Rangeland Management Hands-On-Learning

Click link below for more information on sign-up:
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A Mulching Mower is often used where lawn clipping and leaf disposal options are limited or the cost is high. This type of mower (or mower attachment) finely clips the lawn material into easily decomposed pieces, avoiding the need to rake.

AgriLife Extension Fact Sheet for New World Screwworm in Swine

Clink on link below for more information:

www.morningagclips.com

86% of the land in Texas is some form of agricultural production. 98.5% of Texas’ agricultural operations are still run by individuals or families.

Howdy,

Join us next week for our Natural Resource Management - Pasture and Rangeland Management Workshop, June 24-26, 2026. Attached is the flyer with more details. Many experts will be there sharing their knowledge and experience.

Noble Research Institute
NRCS
GANLAB
Texas Grazing Land Coalition
Hope to see you all there!

Registration Link: Natural Resource Management - Pasture/Rangeland Management Hands-on Learning - New Registration

Now accepting applications for BGBG Cohort 20!
Join the BattleGround to Breaking Ground Program and gain the skills, training, and mentorship to start or grow your agriculture business.

* Apply May 18–July 31
* Fall courses begin September 21, 2026
* Limited tuition-waived spots available

Learn more & apply: https://txagrability.tamu.edu/bgbg-traditional-program/

United States Veterans, active-duty military & families—this is for you!
Applications are open for BGBG Cohort 20, designed to help you launch or grow a career in agriculture.

✅ Hands-on training
✅ Business planning
✅ Mentorship opportunities

* Apply by July 31

https://txagrability.tamu.edu/bgbg-traditional-program/

Ready to start your agriculture journey?
Apply now for BGBG Cohort 20!

* Deadline: July 31
* Starts: Sept. 21

https://txagrability.tamu.edu/bgbg-traditional-program/

Happy National Eat Your Vegetables Day!
Today is the perfect reminder to fill our plates with fresh, healthy vegetables — and to recognize the incredible farmers and agricultural workers who grow them with care and dedication every day.
Thank you to all the farmers who work tirelessly through every season to provide nutritious food for our families and communities. Your hard work, commitment, and passion help keep us healthy and nourished.
Let’s celebrate the importance of fresh produce and the people who make it possible.

Tomato Crisps
Looking for a use for your tomato harvest? Dehydrate these for a fantastic crunchy snack or bake them off and serve as a side dish! These will leave you wanting to make more!
Recipe link below:
https://dinnertonight.tamu.edu/recipe/tomato-crisps/