Cattle prices remain strong despite small U.S. beef herds

Rebuilding herd numbers like these Black Angus cattle will rely heavily on rain and soil moisture supporting forage production for grazing through 2024 and winter feeding into spring 2025, according to industry experts. – Photo by Texas A&M AgriLife/Michael Miller

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By Adam Russell Texas A&M AgriLife writer, on February 21, 2024

Mother Nature will determine whether Texas’ beef cattle herd continues to shrink or rebounds, according to industry experts.

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Now there’s more Rock to roll

From staff reports and a news release

January 15, 2025

Enchanted Rock State Natural Area to nearly triple in size with new purchase A huge new ranch acquisition, along with the recently acquired 630 acres,...

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New sheriff Ayala makes staff changes

By Ken Esten Cooke Standard-Radio Post publisher

January 15, 2025

Chris Ayala, who took office as Gillespie County Sheriff on Jan. 1, requested staff and department changes at Monday’s County Commissioner meeting at ...

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Book fest to honor Phillips

January 15, 2025

Saturday event to honor pioneering librarian; Texas authors highlight lineup The inaugural Fredericksburg Book Festival Saturday, Jan. 18, will kick o...

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FISD board approves 2025-26 calendar

By Michaela Rush Standard-Radio Post reporter

January 15, 2025

First day of classes for Fredericksburg Independent School District’s 2025-26 school year will be Wednesday, Aug. 12. Approval of the new calendar was...

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Trumpeter Nathaniel Mayfield to lead LA Strings Ensemble

January 15, 2025

Featuring two violins, one cello, a trumpet and an organ, the LA Strings, led by Nathanial Mayfield, will bring their talents here Sunday, Jan. 19, wi...

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UT tries to hook people on Thirsty Thursday

January 15, 2025

The first Texas Exes Thirsty Thursday of 2025 will be held at 5 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 16, after rescheduling due to inclement weather last week. The mee...

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