I have worked with many land owners that often wondered how feral hogs affect quail populations. In Dr. Dale Rollins’ latest news letter he sheds light on the topic…see link below!
Raccoon Grooming Feral Hogs! Who’d thought it! Click on the pic below to find out more about the relationship between Raccoon’s an Hogs!
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Lost Pines Fire Recovery Blend
Many homeowners and landowners experienced terrible losses during this past summer’s Lost Pine fire. The Lost Pines Fire Recover Team has worked diligently to build a blend that will offer native grasses adapted to the area and will help repair the damage caused by the fire. We at Bamert Seed Company are working with the Lost Pines Recovery Team to bring this blend to homeowners and landowners.
We are offering this blend at $49.95 per acre. Recommended rate is 4 lbs per acre. As an added service to help bring the seed to the area where it is needed the most we are offering FREE SHIPPING to the Lost Pines region.
To purchase visit our Online Store.
We at Bamert Seed Company would like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving! Enjoy this time with family and friends and also take a moment to reflect on what, as individuals and a nation, we have to be thankful for!
While preparing your homes for Thanksgiving festivities take a moment to thank the farmers who provide a bountiful harvest every year.
The hard work and dedication of U.S. farmers allows Americans to enjoy an abundance and vast variety of affordable foods.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Bamert Seed Company
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Get your cover crops planted!
It was a haboob!? That was the new term learned from the recent dust storm. This was the same dust storm that rolled through Lubbock, TX. This is what the storm looked like at Bamert Seed Company (north of Muleshoe, TX looking to the north).
Evermore reason to ensure good conservation practices!
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I heard it once said that of all the exports (cotton, corn, wheat, etc) of the Great Plains the greatest of all has been its youth. It’s sad to think about the wonderful talent reared on the Great Plains and then encouraged to find opportunities elsewhere in the county.
Agriculture is one industry that allows for a person to find a career outside of metropolitan areas. As mentioned in the link below, Agriculture shouldn’t be stereotyped as uneducated, low-waged hard-work. Agriculture will be responsible for feeding and clothing the world. Agriculture has continually adapted to meet the ever-increasing population and limited water availability (both drinking and irrigation) in order to be able to feed and clothe our world. Technological advances have allowed for the Agriculture industry to continue meeting the growing demand. Therefore, the technology job market within the Agriculture industry has grown dramatically. By some projections the job market demand within the agriculture industry will not be able to be met because of the limited number of people pursuing an education in an agriculture field.
Agriculture is an industry that primary and secondary academia should encourage not discourage!
You don’t have to farm to enjoy a career in agriculture
by: Rhett Kerby
Sales and Marketing Manager
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