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A Message from FSAAdministrator Zach Ducheneaux In January, we announced two new programs designed to assist producers who experienced revenue losses from 2020 and 2021 natural disasters or the COVID-19 pandemic. These programs are revenuebased and feel a little different from our regular programs, but the goal is to better support farmers.
Read moreUSDA announced that agricultural producers and private landowners can begin signing up for the Grassland Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) starting today and running through May 26, 2023. Among CRP enrollment opportunities, Grassland CRP is a unique working lands program, allowing producers and landowners to continue grazing and haying practices while conserving grasslands and promoting plant and animal biodiversity as well as healthier soil.
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Read moreMemorial Day. For many, it is the official start of the summer season, students having recently finished classes for another school year. Local swimming pools open, while cookouts at neighbors’ houses, pickup baseball and basketball games at the nearest park are all now part of the daily schedule. Not all of the students are finished with school, however, as the UIL softball and baseball players are still underway. The softball teams will converge on Austin from May 30 to June 2 to crown six titlists.
Read moreThe commissioners of Terry County met Monday morning at Terry County Courthouse for their regularly scheduled meeting to discuss multiple matters. Commissioners Mike Swain, Richard Cavasos, Martin Lefevere and Ernesto Elizardo were all a part of the quorum along with Judge Tony Serbantez and county clerk Kim Carter. The meeting began with an invocation from Kim Carter and was followed up by the discussion to pay the county’s bills. Richard Cavasos made the motion to approve the payment of bills which was seconded by Martin Lefevere. The commissioners followed this by discussing the matter of extending their contract with Lonestar bank, which was motioned for approval by Mike Swain and seconded by Cavasos.
Read moreWhen a high school lists an enrollment of less than 500 students, top athletes are going to quickly be identified and then maximized in as many sports that he, or she, can handle.
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The Brownfield city council met Thursday morning for their regularly scheduled meeting to discuss multiple matters and swear in new city council members. Council members Kelli Mendez, Celso Duran, JC Tijerna, Michelle Cooper, Eric Horton, Michael Tackitt and Isiah Bautista were all present on the quorum to begin the meeting along with mayor Tom Hesse, City Manager Jeff Davis, Secretary Kelly Burris and Attorney Matt Wade.
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