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The cotton market continued to break Thursday despite evidence of improving exports-sales data. Thursday morning USDA reported some 400,000-plus bales were sold between the two crop years, with a dose
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April 1 - April 5 Monday Sweet Potatoes Broccoli Rolls Malt Brownies Tuesday Chicken Fried Steak Mashed Potatoes w' Gravy Mixed Veggies Biscuits Orange Poke Cake Wednesday Cheese Burger Tater
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March 18 - March 22 Monday Chicken Penne Italian Blend Apricot Halves Tuesday Hamburgers Green Beans Apples Wednesday Turkey Fritters Mixed Veggies Diced Pears Thursday Hot Dogs Corn Oranges Friday
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Continued from our previous issue: Longhorn Cellars: Crimson Ridge Vineyard - Bronze Tejano Lahey Vineyard - Bronze Los Pinos Ranch Vineyards: Rosato, Dry - Bronze Lost Draw Winery: Arroyo Rojo
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Terry County Judge Butch Wagner signed a proclamation proclaiming April 11 as Women in Agriculture Day. Pictured with the Judge are Michelle Cooper, Education and Outreach Coordinator for SPUWCD and
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Longtime Brownfield physician Dennis Tedford has pleaded guilty to distributing Schedule IV controlled substances. This comes after DEA agents raided Dr. Tedford’s office early one morning last May. Agents from
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A group of interested citizens has formed a political action committee to campaign for passage of the BISD bond on the May 4 ballot. See Brownfield Rise, the newly formed
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Brad Robb, Southwest Farm Press The U.S. cotton industry is recognized around the world for many positives related to the fiber it delivers to the global cotton market. From sanctity
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