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TFB Coverage of the 2011 Drought

In the News

Resources

U.S. Drought Monitor

Texas Department of Agriculture

Farm Service Agency

Texas Forest Service

Texas AgriLife Extension Service

View photo slide show of the 2011 drought here.

Continuing Coverage...

Assistance

TFB Radio Network

Renewable Fuel Supply Needs During Drought

Labor Day Fire Precautions

Drought Remnants Still Sources of Summer Fires

Midwest Drought Impacting Ethanol Production

Profitable Decisions for Beef Cattle Producers

Trans - Pecos Pronghorn Decline/Part 1

Use Caution & Planning When Restocking Cattle Herds

Soil Moisture Still Down on Cotton Acres

Working on Spring Lawns

Water Conservation Efforts Helping During Drought

Positive Impact of Recent Coastal Bend Rain

Tree Mortality Across Texas Impacted by Drought

Texas Rolling Plains Pastures Need Special Attention

Rejuvenating Landscapes

Central Texas Rain Improves Soil Moisture

Agricultural Water Summit Stresses Conservation

Texas Cattle Depart State's Drought in Record Numbers

Mid-Winter Showers Help Centex Soil Moisture

January Rains Ease Texas Drought

RGV Irrigation Demands Remain High

South Plains Cotton Harvest Producing Lower Yields

Northeast Texas Still Feeling Drought Impact

Texas Wildfire Season Not Over

Coastal Dry Conditions Linger, Farmers Work Fields

2012 State Water Plan in Final Stages

Crop Insurance Paying Farmers for Natural Disaster Losses

Recent Rain Positive for South Texas Cattle & Hay

East Texas Drought Impact Widespread

Leading Cause of Horse Blindness

Lubbock Dust Storm Helps Re-emphasize Conservation Programs

Vaccinate Beef Calves for Brucellosis

Fewer Halloween Pumpkins This Autumn

Specialty Melon Research in South Texas/Part 2

Improving Drought-Tolerant Melons/Part 1

Smaller Peanut Crop Increases Peanut Butter Prices

Texas Cotton Gins Slowdown Hits Rural Communities

October Weather Looks Cooler, Still Dry

Cattle Interstate Shipping Health Regulations Overlooked

Be Aware of Prussic Acid Poisoning

Summer Drought Devastates Texas Panhandle Crops

Corn Drought-Tolerant Hybrid Research Progressing

Early Weaning of Beef Calves

Irrigation Demands on Rio Grande Valley Crops

Rolling Plains Winter Planting Might Be Delayed

Saving Landscapes from Drought

End of Era Could Occur in Blacklands

TDA Hay Hotline Assisting Producers

Cotton Operations at Various Stages in South

Economic Impact of Drought Widespread Across Agriculture

Ranchers: Take Action Now, Not Later to Confront Drought/Part 2

Livestock Tax Losses from 2011 Drought/Part 2

Top 10 Ranching Strategies to Counter Drought/Part 1

Drought Impacting Income Taxes for Ranchers/Part 1

September Could Bring Rain & Temperature Changes

Pecans Hampered by Northeast Texas Drought

Heat Stress May Affect Spring Calf Crop

Drought Impacting Utility Bills, Water Usage

Calf Management Changing due to Drought

More Cattle in Feedlots During Drought

Sen. Cornyn Talks Drought with Texas Ag Organizations

Tight Corn Supplies Could Impact Producers

NWS: 50% Chance of La Nina this Fall

Hay Replacement Options for Horses

Saving Trees & Shrubs Across Texas

Cotton Harvest Respectable in Texas RGV

Ranchers Must Monitor Forages for Toxic Prussic Acid

Texas Pecan Production Projected Down

FSA Livestock Indemnity Helps Producer Losses

Hay Hauled In for Northeast Cattle

Coastal Cotton Yields Good; Corn Depressed

Drought Caused by Several Factors

August Weather Forecast: More of the Same

Cattle Culling & Selling Continues in Centex

Early Weaning of Beef Cattle

Heat Wave Could Lead to Higher Food Prices

Cattle Culling Hitting Heart of Herds

Water Algae Species Could Be Toxic

FSA Disaster Assistance Outlined

Low Grazing, Hay & Water Supplies Force Cattle Culling

Drought Impacting East Texas Cattle

NRCS Assistance for Drought & Fire Ag Losses

Vitamin A Deficiency in Cattle During Drought

Centex Sorghum Has Potential in Dry Year

Input Costs Skyrocket as Texas Drought Continues

Keeping Lawns Alive During Drought

Recent South Texas Rains Mostly Beneficial for Region

Texas Fires Keeping Local, State & Federal Fire Fighters Busy

Operation New Fences Program Deadline Nears

Drought Pushes Southeast Texas Harvests Along

Centex Beef Ranchers Have Difficult Decisions Ahead

Texas Forests & Seedlings Struggling in Drought

Texas Winter Garden Cotton Looks Promising

Alfalfa Blister Beetles Can Impact Cattle, Equine

Cattle Trails Wheat & Stocker Conference Preview

July Outlook is Hot and Dry

Hill Country Vineyards Producing Smaller Grapes

It Could Be Too Hot to Ride Horses

Cotton Struggling in Central Texas

CRP Emergency Grazing for Texas Counties

Re-evaluating Landscapes During Dry, Hot Conditions

Lower Texas Valley Dryland Harvests Moved Up

Coastal Bend Pastures Decline as Drought Intensifies

Livestock Producers Facing Several Problems from Drought

Drought Impacting East Texas Pine Seedlings

Rural Communities Hit Hard by Texas Drought

Irrigating Crops Difficult in Windy, Drought Conditions

South Plains Planting Challenges During Texas Drought

More Hot, Dry Weather Expected in June

South Texas Needs Rain for Dryland Crops & Pastures

Drought affecting Texas wildlife

Coastal Rain Too Late for Corn, Timely for Sorghum

TFB Thanking Local Firefighters for Wildfire Efforts

Drought costs Southeast Texas farmers

Prioritize water usage around your home

Central Texas corn, pastures stressed

Texas wildlife resilient against wildfires

Disaster declaration denied for Texas fires

East Texas watching out for forest fires

Late April storms; May could be similar

Rolling Plains need rain for subsoil

Panhandle wheat suffers from dry conditions

Row crops need rain along coast

Fire sweeps across Concho Valley

Exteme drought impacting winter wheat

Central Texas still dry despite rainfall

High winds, dry weather affect crops

Forest Service moves west to fight fires

Drought stress appears in Central Texas

Rolling Plains hay supply tight

April usually a wet month

Stock & farm show talk on dry conditions

NRCS helping landowners with fire damage

South Texas needs rain for planting

Forecasting fire danger in Texas

Panhandle, West Texas fires cause damage

Rolling Plains' winter wheat potential

Most of Texas under dry conditions

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