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Annual Northeast Texas Cattlemen’s Conference has gone virtual!
We are pleased to announce that we WILL host our annual Northeast Texas Cattlemen’s Conference (Generally held in Quitman) virtually. The program will be on the ZOOM application on January 27, beginning at 8:45 am. The program will continue as previously planned, just from the comfort of your own home! One pesticide CEU will be awarded- pesticide license number required on the registration form. Please fill out the attached registration form and send that with payment (a reduced fee of $15 per participant) to the Rains County Extension Office. Details are in the attachments.
If you have any questions at all, please feel free to respond.
We hope to ‘see’ you at this upcoming virtual event!
Sincerely,
Miss Kaycee Davis-CEA Agriculture
Camp County
903-856-5005
115 Dr. ML King Jr. Ave, Ste D
Pittsburg, TX 75686
USDA’s Farm Service Agency is happy to announce that producers can apply, starting January 6 until March 5, for the new quality loss Adjustment program, or QLA.
The QLA program assists crop and forage producers who suffered a quality loss due to natural disasters in 2018 or 2019.
Losses must have been a result of qualifying drought, excessive moisture, flooding, hurricane, snowstorm, tornado, typhoon, volcanic activity, or wildfire.
A harvested eligible crop must have had at least 5% quality loss reflected through a quality discount, or forage crops, a nutrient loss (such as total digestible nutrients).
Please contact your local FSA office to discuss eligibility, calculate payments, and submit your application. Our FSA team can assist with forms and documentation required to apply.
Visit farmers.gov for more information on the quality loss adjustment program and many other disaster assistance programs offered by USDA.
USDA’s Farm Service Agency is happy to announce that producers can apply, starting January 6 until March 5, for the new quality loss Adjustment program, or QLA.
The QLA program assists crop and forage producers who suffered a quality loss due to natural disasters in 2018 or 2019.
Losses must have been a result of qualifying drought, excessive moisture, flooding, hurricane, snowstorm, tornado, typhoon, volcanic activity, or wildfire.
A harvested eligible crop must have had at least 5% quality loss reflected through a quality discount, or forage crops, a nutrient loss (such as total digestible nutrients).
Please contact your local FSA office to discuss eligibility, calculate payments, and submit your application. Our FSA team can assist with forms and documentation required to apply.
Visit farmers.gov for more information on the quality loss adjustment program and many other disaster assistance programs offered by USDA.
USDA’s Farm Service Agency is happy to announce that producers can apply, starting January 6 until March 5, for the new quality loss Adjustment program, or QLA.
The QLA program assists crop and forage producers who suffered a quality loss due to natural disasters in 2018 or 2019.
Losses must have been a result of qualifying drought, excessive moisture, flooding, hurricane, snowstorm, tornado, typhoon, volcanic activity, or wildfire.
A harvested eligible crop must have had at least 5% quality loss reflected through a quality discount, or forage crops, a nutrient loss (such as total digestible nutrients).
Please contact your local FSA office to discuss eligibility, calculate payments, and submit your application. Our FSA team can assist with forms and documentation required to apply.
Visit farmers.gov for more information on the quality loss adjustment program and many other disaster assistance programs offered by USDA.
USDA’s Farm Service Agency is happy to announce that producers can apply, starting January 6 until March 5, for the new quality loss Adjustment program, or QLA.
The QLA program assists crop and forage producers who suffered a quality loss due to natural disasters in 2018 or 2019.
Losses must have been a result of qualifying drought, excessive moisture, flooding, hurricane, snowstorm, tornado, typhoon, volcanic activity, or wildfire.
A harvested eligible crop must have had at least 5% quality loss reflected through a quality discount, or forage crops, a nutrient loss (such as total digestible nutrients).
Please contact your local FSA office to discuss eligibility, calculate payments, and submit your application. Our FSA team can assist with forms and documentation required to apply.
Visit farmers.gov for more information on the quality loss adjustment program and many other disaster assistance programs offered by USDA.
USDA’s Farm Service Agency is happy to announce that producers can apply, starting January 6 until March 5, for the new quality loss Adjustment program, or QLA.
The QLA program assists crop and forage producers who suffered a quality loss due to natural disasters in 2018 or 2019.
Losses must have been a result of qualifying drought, excessive moisture, flooding, hurricane, snowstorm, tornado, typhoon, volcanic activity, or wildfire.
A harvested eligible crop must have had at least 5% quality loss reflected through a quality discount, or forage crops, a nutrient loss (such as total digestible nutrients).
Please contact your local FSA office to discuss eligibility, calculate payments, and submit your application. Our FSA team can assist with forms and documentation required to apply.
Visit farmers.gov for more information on the quality loss adjustment program and many other disaster assistance programs offered by USDA.