Texas Ag Today - October 6, 2026

*Cattle producers could use less help from Washington.

*The Farm Bill has now expired, and that has stopped CRP enrollment.

*Another case of screwworms was confirmed in Brewster County.

*The beef checkoff is building demand for beef.

*Recent rains across the Texas High Plains have meant a lot for the drought ravaged region.

*Potash from Belarus is making its way to the U.S.

*USDA wants to know what you think about the US Mexico Canada trade agreement.

*The Texas Southern Plains received some much-needed rainfall, but the results weren’t all good.

*Club foot can be somewhat common in horses.