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Economics
New Farm Bill Has Tax
Implications by Dan Childs
Any time there is money received by a taxpayer engaged in the business of farming
from a government program, there are generally income tax implications for the
payment(s) received.
Education
You Don’t Have
to Learn 'the Hard Way' by Shan Ingram
I would like to pass along a few other bits of wisdom I've learned from some
of the good people I've had an opportunity to work with over the past several
years.
Forage
July is Critical in Forage
Decision Making by Hugh Aljoe
Pastures should have a surplus of forage as of mid-July, either as standing
forage or hay — if reserves are not adequate to pasture cattle through
the remainder of the growing season, then alternatives need to be evaluated.
Livestock
Feeding, Culling
Are Main Drought Considerations by Billy Cook
When you live in Oklahoma or Texas, drought management should never be far from
your mind.
Soils
What Does This Number Mean?
by Jim Johnson
What do the numbers on this soil test report mean? It is a question I hear often,
so don’t feel alone if you have asked it.
Wildlife
Cooperative Efforts
Improve Deer Herd by Russell Stevens
The Walnut Bayou Deer Management Association has been making huge strides toward
meeting its deer management goals.
Wildlife
Recreation Motivates
Texas Land Buyers by Grant Huggins
Recreation is the primary motive fueling the rural Texas land market, according
to research from the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University.
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