Texas hay season looks bleak, experts say

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Adam Russell, on July 6, 2022

Joe Paschal, Ph.D., AgriLife Extension livestock specialist, Corpus Christi, and Vanessa Corriher-Olson, Ph.D., AgriLife Extension forage specialist, Overton, said dry weather, high temperatures and reduced inputs like fertilizer have inhibited warm-season grass production across much of Texas. Hay quantity

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Record turnout seen as early voting begins

By Christine Granados Standard-Radio Post editor

October 23, 2024

After just two days, more than 11% of registered voters have cast ballots Record numbers of Gillespie County residents waited in lines that snaked aro...

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Hagee retirement near; new CEO announced

October 23, 2024

Salazar will replace native Marine Commandant in November The Admiral Nimitz Foundation (ANF) has announced the retirement of president and CEO Michae...

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Revamped Food, Wine Fest ahead Saturday

October 23, 2024

The 2024 Fredericksburg Food and Wine Fest will be held Saturday, Oct. 26, at Marktplatz. The event will feature 35 Texas wineries, 15 distilleries an...

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Explosives found, detonated

October 23, 2024

A San Antonio Police Department Bomb Squad detonated explosive devices at the Gillespie County Sheriff’s Office impound lot, adjacent to the Gillespie...

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Fall is on vacation again

Cary Burgess

October 23, 2024

Hill Country Weather with Dr Doppler The next week will remain above average in the temperature department and below average in the rainfall departmen...

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Leaf collection continues through December

October 23, 2024

The City of Fredericksburg’s Fall Leaf Collection Program now underway will continue through Friday, Dec. 13. The city offers this service twice a yea...

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