Texas Agriculture Today

Texas Ag Today is a daily look at the latest news in Texas agriculture, hosted by veteran farm broadcaster Carey Martin along with the largest and most experienced farm news team in the Lone Star State. We cover agriculture in every corner of Texas, from the piney woods of East Texas to the rocky ranges of the Trans-Pecos and from the Panhandle to the Rio Grande Valley.

Texas Agriculture Today is a news podcast hosted by veteran farm broadcaster Carey, with 1,000 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

veteran farm broadcaster Carey hosts Texas Agriculture Today, a news show with 1,000 episodes published.

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  Episode #1588

  Texas Ag Today - October 2, 2026

  Oct 2, 202624 min

  *We could see more wheat acres in Texas this year. *Texas hunters have a good opportunity to bag wild turkey and whitetailed deer this year. *Summer crop harvest continues to make progress across the state. *Recent rains have boosted the potential for Texas High Plains wheat. *Fall weather has finally arrived in Texas. *USDA is making it easier to find agricultural data. *Agricultural leaders in the Texas Coastal Bend are educating young students about agriculture. *The way calves are handled at the ranch determines how they will perform in the feedlot.

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  Episode #1587

  Texas Ag Today - October 1, 2026

  Oct 1, 202623 min

  *How will Mexican feeder cattle imports affect the cattle market? *Peanut harvest is getting underway in West Texas and the Rolling Plains. *Texas Tech University has released a report examining government support for sugar production around the world. *Irrigation was a losing effort for some Texas High Plains farmers this year. *Farmers are reacting positively to Governor Abbott’s move to allow dyed diesel to be used on the road. *USDA is working to increase staffing at county offices. *Officials from Canada, Mexico and the U.S. are meeting this week. *Increasing beef imports is not lowering beef prices for U.S. consumers. *Getting your horse to drink water can be difficult.

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  Episode #1586

  Texas Ag Today - September 30, 2026

  Sep 30, 202623 min

  *USDA is stepping up the fight against the pasture mealybug. *There’s a new potato designed specifically for Texas. *A new screwworm case was discovered in a goat in Crockett County. *The Texas High Plains are getting a lot of rain. *U.S. beef is getting more access to the Saudi Arabian market. *China has agreed to reduce tariffs on U.S. agricultural goods. *It’s time for fall armyworms in pastures. *Feeding a quality trace mineral is important for reproduction in cattle.

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  Episode #1585

  Texas Ag Today - September 29, 2026

  Sep 29, 202623 min

  *Off road diesel can be used on the road in Texas. *Texas dairies produced more than a billion and a half pounds of milk last month. *ICE is having a chilling effect on the meat packing industry. *There have been big rains across the Texas High Plains. *A big chunk of Texas rural property is owned by absentee landowners. *The Federal Trade Commission has reached an agreement that may lower pesticide prices. *Much of Texas is getting some drought relief. *Quarter cracks can occur on horses' hooves.

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  Episode #1584

  Texas Ag Today - September 28, 2026

  Sep 28, 202623 min

  *A major drought and triple digit temperatures wreaked havoc on the panhandle corn and milo crops this year. *Texas researchers are working to breed parasite resistant sheep. *A Texas livestock auctioneer took first place in a recent World Livestock Auctioneer Championship qualifier. *The Texas Panhandle may see a lot of snow this year. *There are a lot of absentee landowners in Texas. *Can anything be done to lower farm input prices? *Diesel prices are at record highs as harvest ramps up across the country. *Sheared heels can lead to quarter cracks in horses.

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