A&M AgriLife reports on livestock validation, workshops and community programs
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension staff briefed commissioners on recent programming including livestock validation (185 steers), vector-management and tree-care workshops, beekeeping programs and youth nutrition and activity initiatives. Staff also noted an open agronomy position.
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The court received a quarterly update from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. The agriculture agent summarized program activity and livestock validation numbers: “We had our normal validation of livestock, 185 steers this year,” the presenter said, noting a decline in head counts compared with the prior year and explaining economic and calendar factors behind the change.
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