COLLEGE STATION – Losses from the 2005 drought in Texas are mounting in the eastern half of the state, but agriculture still has some bright spots. Damage to the livestock sector could reach $1 billion by next spring, said Dr. Carl Anderson, professor emeritus with Texas Cooperative Extension. He and Dr. David Anderson, Extension agricultural economist-livestock marketing, estimated the losses from:
Thursday, November 17, 2005
Texas Drought Damage Recap
From Texas A&M Ag News - Drought Losses Significant, But Agriculture Has Some Bright Spots
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