About this episode
*Signup is underway for the National Water Quality Initiative. *Fertilizer prices remain unseasonably high. *A new state-of-the art grain facility is planned for the Texas Panhandle. *In recent years there has been a major upswing in the number of people who want to buy locally grown food. *Both Texas Senators are taking action to get Mexico to deliver the water it owes the Rio Grande Valley. *The U.S. Meat Export Federation is working to reduce obstacles for red meat exports to Canada. *Hurricane Beryl showed the importance of the placement of new trees. *There have been some advancements in diagnostic imaging in veterinary medicine.