Atmos Energy addresses customer bills following historic winter storms

Atmos Energy understands customer concerns that the recent extreme weather may affect their natural gas bills, so we want to assure customers that bills in the near-term will not include any of the unusually high gas prices from the historic winter storms.

USDA temporarily suspends debt collections, foreclosures, etc., on farm loans due to Coronavirus

Due to the national public health emergency caused by coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), the U.S.

Game Warden Field Notes

Mississippi or Bust A Lubbock District game warden was patrolling for mule deer compliance in Lamb County when he came across a group of hunters loading up a mule deer buck. After checking their hunting licenses, the warden noticed a mule deer tag missing from one of the hunters’ license.

Your Texas Agriculture Minute

Work lies ahead for agriculture to recover from winter storm Texas is thawing out. Farmers and ranchers are transitioning from a period of survival during the winter blast to a phase of recovery and repair. A lot of work lies ahead, and it will take time to get everything working again.

USDA NRCS extends Agricultural Conservation Easement application date to March 10, 2021

The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service in Texas has extended its application deadline for the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program (ACEP) from March 1, 2021, to March 10, 2021, due to recent weather-related power outages across Texas.

Riding out the Storm

Central Texans do not anticipate they will endure sub-freezing temperatures for a week. Our weather cycle usually brings in a night or two of cold weather with days reaching over the freezing mark.