Daily News Update, June 29, 2009

Texas businesses worried, uncertain about climate change bill
While many Texans see the need to address global warming, the potential impact of climate-change legislation narrowly passed by the U.S. House of Representatives on Friday is stirring concern among businesses and industry groups in Texas. more

Places to save, places to spend at the ranch
Cattle producers struggling with record high feedstuff prices, record high energy prices, and record high fertilizer prices are looking for ways to save money and time. What are ranchers concerned about today? Fuel costs, feed costs (especially minerals), price of calves (especially heifers), and uncertainty in the markets are at the top of the list relative to current concerns. See what you can do to save and spend around the ranch. more

Grazing former CRP lands will take careful management
Many Conservation Reserve Program participants find themselves facing some tough decisions after being notified their contracts will not be renewed, said a Texas AgriLife Extension Service specialist. more

Dove, teal seasons set
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service SRC (Service Regulation Committee) has approved the 2009-2010 Texas dove season, including a 70-day season and 15-bird daily bag statewide, and a 16-day early teal season. Additionally, the SRC approved moving the Texas South Zone dove season opening the Friday nearest Sept. 20, but no earlier than Sept. 17. This year the season will open Sept. 18. more

Market information
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Events and Sale Calendar
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