Texas Ag Today - November 29, 2023

2023-11-29

*The final Texas Crop Progress and Condition Report of 2023 shows a poor Texas cotton crop, with better looking wheat and peanut crops. *The profit outlook for grain elevators has improved significantly for the current marketing year. *We should see more sorghum acreage in Texas next year. *The State of Texas is committed to strengthening its water resources. *The USDA public comment period on an international trade initiative is open right now. *South Texas ranchers will have to deal w...

*The final Texas Crop Progress and Condition Report of 2023 shows a poor Texas cotton crop, with better looking wheat and peanut crops.

*The profit outlook for grain elevators has improved significantly for the current marketing year.

*We should see more sorghum acreage in Texas next year.

*The State of Texas is committed to strengthening its water resources.

*The USDA public comment period on an international trade initiative is open right now.

*South Texas ranchers will have to deal with vampire bats in the next several years.

*Preventing cattle from getting BRD is a much better option than treating them after they are sick.

*Texas Parks and Wildlife is forecasting a below average pheasant season.

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