OVERTON – A relatively new pest – the Bermuda grass stem maggot – is plaguing Texas hay producers this season, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts. However, new research from ...
MOUNT VERNON, Mo. - Missouri has 11 million acres of fescue, covering more area than all grain crops grown in the state. Rob Kallenbach, University of Missouri agronomist, told high school students at ...
The pasture mealybug is a new invasive pest that has been found in almost two dozen South Texas counties. AgriLife Extension ...
OVERTON – Humid conditions and excess forage in East Texas have created a prime environment for leaf spot in Bermuda grass hay fields, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert. Dr.
Fundamentally, the goal of hay production is to provide an inexpensive feedstuff that meets the nutritional needs, such as energy, protein and minerals, of livestock. To meet this goal, hay should be ...
In the previous edition of “Farm and Garden Notes”, the topic of fall army worms was discussed. The bermudagrass stem maggot is another pest that has potential to negatively impact Mississippi hay ...
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