Episode

Texas Ag Today - July 10, 2026

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Texas Agriculture Today
Published
Jul 10, 2026
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1437
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Summary

*Agriculture in the Rolling Plains of Texas is enduring the summer heat. *The U.S. will maintain anti-dumping duties on Mexican tomatoes. *Texas agriculture lost a long-time voice. *The northern Texas Panhandle has had a tough start for the summer growing season. *Bollguard cotton is celebrating its 30 year anniversary. *The FDA has not approved any medicated feed products for treatment and prevention of screwworms in deer and cattle. *The tropical season is off to a slow start. *Screwworms can infest all warm blooded animals.