Are you interested in knowing what is going on in Walker County Agriculture? 

Agriculture is an industry which benefits from rapid distribution of educational information and knowledge.  Check back with us periodically for updated newsletters (posted below).

These Walker County, AgriLife Extension newsletters include current topics, educational program announcements and other useful information for landowners, land managers, and agricultural producers from our area.

• 2022 July Walker Co Ag News Addressing dry weather conditions, upcoming events, effects of drought on plant growth
• 2022 June Walker Co Ag News
• 2022 April May Walker Co Ag News Date changes, updates, and new event postings
• 2022 March Walker Co Ag News Garden checklist for April
• 2022 February Walker Co Ag News  Freeze protection of plants, planting bare-root trees, cold weather management of cattle, & grass bur control

• 2021 December Walker Co Ag News  Millipedes and centipedes
• 2021 October Walker Co Ag News  Quick tips for cool-season pasture establishment & Fall Garden Planting Chart link for Walker Co
• 2021 September Walker Co Ag News   Watering trees in dry weather and two reasons for red-colored pond water
• 2021 July Walker Co Ag News   Armyworm information
• 2021 May Walker Co Ag News    May garden checklist
• 2021 Mid-March Walker Co Ag News Warm-season perennial grass establishment (pastures & hay fields)
• 2021 February Walker Co Ag News   In this issue -Does it really fit you…Does Land Management Fit Your Head?

• 2020 November/December Walker Co Ag News   In this issue -Newsletter topics generally develop on their own…When Land Ownership Gets Real.
• 2020 May Walker Co Update Ag Newsletter  The low-down, real deal information on “Murder Hornets”
• 2020 April EARLY Walker Co Ag News    Pruning Hedges, Spring Gardens, Lawn Grubs, & Native Grasses for Walker Co.
• 2020 March Walker Co Ag News   How Much Do You Really Know About Grasses?

• 2019 October Walker Co Ag News 09.26.19  In this issue –It is rare to immediately know something is going to find its way into a newsletter topic…Adding amperage to your wildlife management.

• 2019 September Walker Co Ag News 08.30.19In this issue -Small things can trigger…It is hot and things melt, but the hay gets rolled.

• 2019 April Walker Co Ag News  In this issue -When the switch goes click…Timing is everything and compost happens.

• 2019 February Update Walker Co Ag News 02.27.19  In this issue – Updated Information/Spring Garden Expo/Spring Plant Sale/Coffee & Conservation/Wild Pig Survey

•  2019 February Walker Co Ag News 02.06.19   In this issue -Well, there is that…How Complicated Can it Be?

• 2018 December Walker Co Ag News 12.14.18   Events in this issue: 6 Hour CEU Recertification/Beef 101/TX A&M Equine Reproductive Management Short Course/Creative Sausage Making/Prime Rib-It’s what’s for Christmas Dinner!

• 2018 November Forage Update Late Planting of Forages Info   Important Discussion in this issue: Late Planting options for Cool Season Forages

• 2018 November Updated Walker Co Ag News 11.08.18   Updated/Events in this issue: Calving Assistance Workshop/Southern Pine Beetle Prevention Funds/5 Hour CEU Recertification/6 Hour CEU Recertification

• 2018 November Walker Co Ag News 10.28.18 Events in this issue: Bull Workshop/Fall Plant Sale/Butterfly Festival/Hay Evaluation & Entry Info/Calving Workshop/Cow Country Congress/2019 Master Gardener Orientation

• 2018 Late September Ag Newsletter Events in this issue: Hay Evaluation & Entry Info/Calving Workshop/Cow Country Congress/2019 Master Gardener Orientation/CEU Recertification Planned

• 2018 August Updated Ag Newsletter New & Developing educational events for late summer/fall 2018.

• 2018 July August Ag Newsletter In this issue -Is it too early to talk about this…I don’t think so. Cool Season Pastures & Food Plots

• 2018 June Ag Newsletter   In this issue -Everybody starts someplace… Feral Hog Management

• 2018 April Ag Newsletter

• 2018 March Ag Newsletter   In this issue -Seasons end; season beginning…Wildlife Management

• 2018 January Ag Newsletter   In this issue -We need to talk about feeding cattle…Winter Supplementation of Cattle

• 2017 November Ag Newsletter

• 2017 October/Mid Ag Newsletter  In this issue -Fall educational events and USDA Disaster Program information.

•  2017 September Ag Newsletter  In this issue -Notes after Hurricane Harvey

• 2017 July Ag Newsletter In this issue -Dr. Paschal’s news article reminded me…Green is the Thing

• 2017 April Ag Newsletter In this issue -If you noticed that this newsletter is a bit late…The Important Things In Life

• 2017 March Ag Newsletter In this issue -Have you been waiting for…The Fields of Spring

• 2017 January Ag Newsletter In this issue -When you’re hot, you’re hot! Don’t burn my fence down…  Prescribed Fire 

• 2016 November Ag News  In this issue -Building for the Future..  Free Enterprise is the American Dream 

• September 2016 Ag Newsletter In this issue -There are both an “Us and a Them”..  Grass Fed Beef Production & Marketing- 4-H Lessons on International Agriculture & Travel

• 2016 May Ag Newsletter   In this issue -Here today..  The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly – Turfgrass

• 2016 April Ag Newsletter  In this issue -They will speak to you if you listen..  The Story of the Branding Irons

• 2016 March Ag Newsletter  In this issue -Hurry up and..  On Your Mark, Get Ready! Garden!!

• 2016 Jan/Feb Ag Newsletter  In this issue -If you could talk to three people..  The Guy Ahead Of His Time

•  2015 December Ag Newsletter In this issue -What’s a bowl of beans worth? Agriculture; Global Politics & National Security

• 2015 October Ag Newsletter In this issue– If you build it, will they come? Of Quail & Other Wild Things

• 2015 September Ag Newsletter In this issue – Really.. Simple is Best?

• 2015 August Ag Newsletter In this issue – What if? Alternative Beef Production

• 2015 July Ag Newsletter In this issue – The challenge of education and agricultural concepts: A Discussion of Organic Production Challenges

• 2015 June Ag Newsletter In this issue – Foodshed Potential? A Little Food For Thought on “Foodshed” Potential?

• 2015 May WC Ag Newsletter

• 2015 April WC AG Update

• 2015 March WC AG Update