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*The Rio Grande Valley is still struggling to eradicate the boll weevil.
*Lubbock is gearing up to host one of the biggest agricultural events of the year.
*Wheat silage has become an important product for wheat farmers in the Texas High Plains.
*How will proposed electric transmission lines affect private property rights?
*The Trump administration is working to turn our ag trade deficit into a surplus.
*The dog days of summer are hitting South Texas hard.
*Wet conditions and hot weather can increase the chances of foot rot in cattle.
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