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A cow is trapped in a shoot while Wendell Thuss and Nala the dog wait to let it go.
Posted inBusiness & Tech

Local Rancher Brands New Platform to Round Up Cattle Profits

Shari Biediger by Shari Biediger April 3, 2017April 4, 2017

The methods for buying and selling cows are old and inefficient. That’s about to change thanks to a platform named AgEx.

Texas Department of Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller.
Posted inGov & Politics

Texas Agriculture Commisioner: ‘Meatless Mondays are Stupid, Not Healthy’

Rocío Guenther by Rocío Guenther February 23, 2017March 19, 2018
Posted inGov & Politics

A Visit to Trump’s America

Edward Speed by Edward Speed November 10, 2016January 31, 2020
National Park Services educator Tom Castanos demonstrates the route of water that leads from the acequia to the farmland. Photo by Scott Ball.
Posted inArts & Culture, Gov & Politics

SA Food Bank Acquires ‘Texas’ Oldest Grocery Store’ at Mission San Juan

Iris Dimmick by Iris Dimmick May 22, 2016January 31, 2020
Posted inGov & Politics, Lifestyle

Where I Live: A Gentleman Farmer in Terrell Heights

Avatar by Rohn Bayes June 14, 2015October 7, 2016
Cattle and farmers from Mesquite Field Farm pose earlier this year. Photo courtesy of Doug Havemann.
Posted inBusiness & Development, Business & Tech

Battleground to Breaking Ground: When Veterans Become Farmers

Mitch Hagney by Mitch Hagney June 8, 2015October 7, 2016
Harvesting carrots at the San Antonio Food Bank. Photo by Mitch Hagney.
Posted inGov & Politics, Health, Lifestyle

Save the Carrots: Volunteers Needed for Food Bank Harvest

Mitch Hagney by Mitch Hagney March 27, 2015October 7, 2016
Posted inBusiness & Development, Business & Tech, Gov & Politics

Marijuana in San Antonio: A Growing Market

Mitch Hagney by Mitch Hagney March 7, 2015October 7, 2016
Organic methods often require more hands-on work rather than relying on chemical pesticides or fertilizers. Photo Courtesy of TOFGA
Posted inBusiness & Development, Business & Tech, Gov & Politics, Health, Lifestyle

Texas Organic Farms, Once Torpedoed, Coming Back

Mitch Hagney by Mitch Hagney February 2, 2015October 7, 2016
Mike Persyn, San Antonio Food Bank's head farmer, pulls weeds from a row of young carrots. Photo by Iris Dimmick.
Posted inGov & Politics, Health, Lifestyle

Sustainable Charity Takes Root at Expanding Food Bank

Mitch Hagney by Mitch Hagney December 16, 2014January 31, 2020

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