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Operating as usual
The pitfalls and regular falls of technology: https://theeagle.com/landandlivestockpost/from-the-general-manager-may-3/article_4fef672e-a543-11eb-a54c-fb64805b1d3d.html
I like how I can read messages on my wrist, but I do not like how bossy my watch is. It is constantly telling me to breathe, or stand up,
Jim Prewitt, longtime supporter, leaves legacy for generations|
Jim Prewitt, a longtime supporter the Texas Agricultural Lifetime Leadership, TALL, program died April 10 at the age of 80.
In addition to participating in shows, Lackey has competed on the Caldwell FFA poultry judging team.
After graduation, McGuire said, he will be attending Texas A&M to study ag systems management, which he described as the engineering side of agriculture — taking ideas of how to
What started as a mistake in Normangee High School senior Jade Williams’ schedule her freshman year has led to a future career as an advocate for agriculture.
This week’s Brazos County Youth Livestock Show is something 4-H and FFA students have been waiting for since last year’s event was canceled due to COVID-19.
Ezzell called the growth she has seen in herself “miraculous.”
During her four years in Rudder FFA, she also has participated in horse judging, along with the principles class, chapter conducting, horticulture, small animal management, cotton judging, floral design, wildlife
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The daughter of an animal science professor, Herring grew up on 100 acres in Franklin and watched her older siblings compete in 4-H and FFA organization contests. It was always
Franklin's Autumn Rachui happy to play role of agriculture advocate
Through 4-H, she said, she has learned to teach in a constructive way and how to take random people and make them work together as a team. She does not
A self-proclaimed introvert, Hennard said she learned she does not have a problem talking to people and teaching them if it is about something she loves, like plants.
Young, who finished her CSHS course work in December, did not take any ag courses her freshman year, but she enrolled after seeing and hearing about her friends’ positive experiences.
Cautious optimism. I think that is a pairing of words that seems fitting as we head into January 2021.
K-State student and entrepreneur finds success with the Quick-Pin Hitch Pin
It started with an almost-accident that was just a little too close for comfort.
Hannah Shaw is not a traditional FFA student. She did not get involved until her junior year and has not shown animals.
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It was never a question of if Tyler Towns would get involved in ag, but when. For the Rudder FFA senior, that moment came in elementary school when he joined
“I really ended up falling in love with agriculture and being around the animals,” Odenbach said. “It just became a part of my life and who I was. I loved
Bryan High School FFA senior Pablo “Trey” Vargas grew up with an agricultural background and after four years in the FFA program, tries to help educate others and advocate for
Since entering high school four years ago, Fox said, he has taken just about every ag class Consol offers, including animal science and floral design.
Suehs began showing heifers and turkeys in elementary school, and his involvement in 4-H and FFA has helped him learn more about leadership and the business side of the beef
Rudder High School senior Weston McElroy grew up around agriculture, but it was not until he and his family moved to Bryan from Virginia that he took a more active
A team of veterinarians and support staff from Texas A&M University is spending the month of October in California as the state continues to battle devastating wildfires.
The Eagle and Capital Farm Credit present this week's Ag Student of the Week!
https://theeagle.com/news/local/college-station-high-schools-kaitlyn-kotrla-has-grown-into-leader-for-ag-programs/article_ab886398-fd4f-11ea-9aa3-6bfa8c4af124.html
In her 11 years in youth agriculture organizations, she has had many projects, such as showing rabbits and participating in food and nutrition and photography contests. However, her favorite projects
Are you ready for our Annual Bull Issue?? It is our biggest issue of the year, and space is filling up! Deadline is today for ad space, and the issue will publish 10/5.
Contact Jesse Wright [email protected] or call 979-731-4721 to save your spot!
A $3,000 scholarship, he said, would help him take pressure off his parents as he plans to attend Texas A&M to pursue a degree and career in agricultural engineering.
She plans to go to college to study agriculture mechanics and journalism.
Nolan Ryan Beef
Steak & veggies all rolled into one. Check out this delicious recipe for Grilled Steak & Asparagus roll-ups.
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Mental health in ag: The elephant in the room
As a stressful 2020 continues, we must ask ourselves and our peers in agriculture — are you OK? Here are some resources to help during these challenging times.
W4 Ranch
Our sale catalog is now online. We hope you can join us Friday, April 17th. View catalog at
https://w4ranch.com/cattle-for-sale/
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44 Farms
Update - I did end up having to mow, and I already have to mow again:
https://www.theeagle.com/landandlivestockpost/from-general-manager-jesse-wright-for-march/article_fa832152-76f3-54fe-8742-c8dbec9a53f8.html
I'm stalling as I write this because if I wait long enough to turn it in, it may be dark by the time I get home. Normally, this is not
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Producers Cooperative Association
Producers Cooperative Association now has more options to check out. We now offer Drive Up checkout for any customers who do not wish to get out of their vehicles. Any item is available through the Drive Up program. Our store checkout is still available! Come see what we can do for you! @ Producers Cooperative Association
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Happy Friday everybody! I wanted to introduce my office buddy here at LLP headquarters. We like to party.
#Cattleraisers2016 (sorry for the sideways video...if you're on mobile, just turn your phone...on a computer...well then just kinda turn your head)
Live demonstrations. ...missed it by thaaaat much. #cattleraisers2016
Yes this is a cattle convention, and, yes, that's a drone.
Sheffield wire products has this barbed wire machine here at the trade show. Pretty fun to watch.
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