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Texas A&M AgriLife Today: Pasture mealybug, drought take toll on hay fields, forage yields

Pasture mealybug and prevailing dry conditions have put a dent in hay production for parts of the state, while other areas have fared well this season, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts. Overall,…

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