Spring Fertilization in East Texas: Why a Lighter Touch Often Produces Better Lawns
Spring fertilization is often viewed as the solution to winter-worn lawns, but in East Texas, more fertilizer doesn’t always mean better results. In fact,...
The First Spring Mow: Why Timing and Technique Matter More Than You Think
For many East Texas homeowners, the first mow of spring feels like a milestone—a sign that winter is finally over. But mowing too early...
Texas Crawfish Outlook Strong Despite Early Harvest Delays
Texas Crop and Weather Report
Despite a slow start, Texas crawfish production remains steady, and consumers can expect an average season amid ongoing demand, according...
Spring Weed Control in East Texas: How Early Decisions Shape Your Lawn All Summer
In East Texas, weeds rarely wait for summer. They begin growing quietly in early spring, often before homeowners realize there’s a problem. By the...
Producer Preparedness Critical as New World Screwworms Approach
AgriLife Extension experts offer advice on planning, preparing and monitoring
Livestock producers need to take steps now to prepare as the New World screwworm approaches...
