Tyree Ag - Blog
HPJ: Residual herbicides are key to managing weeds in cotton
Spring is here and temperatures are heating up, allowing farmers to start planting cotton.
HPJ: Flour on the Brain amid the coronavirus pandemic
With the current health pandemic, one thing is certain, consumers have made a run on grocery stores and cleaned out products they deem essential.
HPJ: Certainty in today's uncertain world
Throughout the world, uncertainty is everywhere. Although this is somewhat of a new feeling consumers can relate to today, uncertainty is a certainty every day on the farm.
HPJ: Warmer stretch means spring has arrived
This year, March started off like a lamb for many.
HPJ: Healthy Soils Lead to Healthy Food and Added Value for All
With our vast natural resources and our breadth of food and agriculture research, American farmers can grow enough to feed our own nation and many others.
HPJ: Rural stress and carrying the yoke of the family farm
An invisible threat feasts on fears of declining cattle prices and thrives on unpaid bills, hail forecasts and sleepless nights.
Tyree Ag: COVID-19 Update
We remain open for business.
Tyree Ag: The Dean Stegman Scholarship
Tyree Ag, Inc. is proud to offer an annual scholarship to a graduating high school senior at Kinsley High School in honor of Dean Stegman and his fifteen years of service to our company.
HPJ: US corn production could hit record levels in 2020, prices to remain flat for producers
With a whirlwind of trade activity as a backdrop, commodity market gyrations have made unsettling times for grain producers in Texas and across the nation, but there's hope those are leveling, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service economist.
Tyree Ag: COVID-19 Update
We think it’s important for you to know that Tyree Ag, Inc. is monitoring the news and staying abreast of the changing developments with COVID-19 (coronavirus).
HPJ: Corn - To Plant or Not to Plant?
This is the time of year when farmers are meeting with bankers and ag credit officers to help decide how much corn to plant.
Farmers join forces for sustainability, climate policy
Twenty-one farm and ranch groups representing millions of U.S. farmers and ranchers are launching Farmers for a Sustainable Future (FSF), a coalition committed to environmental and economic sustainability. This coalition will serve as a primary resource for lawmakers and policy makers as they consider climate policies.
HPJ: Blue and gold Forever
Recently our nation's capital is joining the country in celebrating National FFA Week.
HPJ: Sorghum Checkoff opens applications for Leadership Sorghum Class
The Sorghum Checkoff is accepting applications for Leadership Sorghum Class V, a program designed to develop the next generation of sorghum leaders.
4-H'ers Set to Learn How to Work Together, Pass Laws
This weekend, 239 youth delegates ranging in ages from 13 to 18 convened in a live, two-day, hands-on civics lesson at the state capitol. Edwards County 4-H'ers Cassidy Ary, Caitlen Gleason, Rylee Peterson and Levi Taylor attended.