A first-of-its-kind international study, which includes research from Texas A&M AgriLife, has found that the effects of extreme drought on grasslands and shrublands have been underestimated.
Crop insurance is a tool that helps farmers manage the risks linked to lower yields or revenue in agriculture. The prices used in determining crop insurance indemnities are established in the projected and/or harvest price discovery periods each year. The projected price is determined for each crop by taking an average of the daily closing futures prices across a 30-day window in early spring, when crop planting would normally occur, for a given crop’s harvest month contract. Similarly, the harvest price is determined for each crop by taking an average of the daily closing futures prices across a 30-day window in the fall, when harvest would normally occur for a given crop’s harvest month contract.
Hot shooting has the Littlefield Wildcats up at the top of the District 3-3A boys basketball standings this season.
A strong arm helped Lamesa’s Hector Zamora emerge as one of District 3-3A’s top quarterbacks this past season helping the Golden Tors return to the playoffs.
Lamesa’s junior high girls basketball teams finished their seasons here Monday evening dropping all three of their games to the Muleshoe Mules.
The Dawson Dragons basketball team are starting to give their fans at Welch more to cheer about.
Littlefield has been a dominating force on its way to winning the District 3-3A basketball championship this winter.
The Borden County basketball girls jumped up to 13th in this week’s Texas Association of Basketball Coaches Class 1A state poll After Tuesday night’s 63-23 blowout win over O’Donnell, fans would have to wonder just what those other 12 teams ranked ahead of them look like.
Lamesa’s junior high boys basketball teams split their games Monday evening out at Muleshoe winning two out of their four games against the Mules.
The Klondike Cougars swept the Sands Mustangs Tuesday night at Ackerly.
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