Agriculture: Fenceline Chatter

Texas A&M AgriLife announces New World screwworm fact sheetWhat is the New World screwworm?The New World Screwworm, Cochliomyia hominivorax, also known as the primary screwworm, is a tropical fly capable of surviving in the southern U.S.

Agriculture: Berry’s Picks

Corn Silage Turn-Row Meeting and Pecan Scouting WorkshopWe have a couple of good meetings coming up in the county in the next two weeks. Both offer CEU’s and some good training.

Find the moments where you may

We were sitting at breakfast when we were presented with the startling revelation.‘The green skittles are lime! They took away the green apple and now it’s lime! That’s too much citrus! They’ve thrown off the balance!

Texas lawmakers weigh in on big, beautiful bill

Area lawmakers recently released the following opinions regarding the big, beautiful bill.U.S. Congressman Roger Williams (TX-25) “For too long, Democrats let millions of illegals flood into our country, putting national security, American communities, and law enforcement officers at risk.

Council denies re-zoning request in split vote

In a packed agenda, Stephenville city council made the move to deny a rezone request in a split vote, approved several Stephenville PD items and worked through several committee items.

Museum Matters

I remember when the northern part of the Dublin City Park was solid Mesquite trees in the 1960s. Twenty years later, local civic organizations wanted to add another baseball field on that property, but there was no record of who owned it.

Why do people not respect God?

“Some people do not respect God because they believe in something else,” says Megan, 11. “They believe in two planets crashing together and creating the Earth. Some people also believe in monkeys creating us.

Church Thermostat

Do you ever feel cold at church? I don’t think men complain much but ladies sure do. Agreed, it’s hard to please everybody. Actually, it’s impossible. Pity the person who sets and controls the sanctuary thermostat.

In the Days of Grandpa

I loved my grandpa. I’m sure that he wasn’t a perfect man, but in my young eyes he could do no wrong. Over the years I’ve told many stories about him, his kindness, and his mishaps. I really don’t know much about his past life before he accepted Christ as his Savior.

Berry’s Picks

June is Dairy Month and last week’s article looked at the economic value our local dairy families bring to the county. More importantly they produce perhaps the most important and nutritious food in our diet.