Texas Ag Today - July 19, 2023

2023-07-19

*Cotton crop ratings look good beltwide, except for our crop here in Texas. *The Texas dairy industry continues to grow. *The sheep and lamb market has moved higher recently. *The cash fed cattle market here in Texas all but dried up last week, with only around 500 head sold on negotiated cash trade. *The Texas electric grid has been holding up through the brutal summer heat. *Farmers and ranchers in Northeast Texas continue to clean up from spring storm damage. *Equine pirop...

*Cotton crop ratings look good beltwide, except for our crop here in Texas.

*The Texas dairy industry continues to grow.

*The sheep and lamb market has moved higher recently.

*The cash fed cattle market here in Texas all but dried up last week, with only around 500 head sold on negotiated cash trade.

*The Texas electric grid has been holding up through the brutal summer heat.

*Farmers and ranchers in Northeast Texas continue to clean up from spring storm damage.

*Equine piroplasmosis is a bloodborne disease caused by parasites.

*The new director of the Rolling Plains Quail Research Foundation has some specific goals.

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