Texas rancher killed by suspected cartel IED on Mexican border as authorities warn of ‘growing threat’
A Texas border rancher was killed near the border by a suspected cartel IED earlier this month, the Texas Department of Agriculture told The Post Tuesday.
Texas rancher killed by explosive device connected to 'cartel violence' in Brownsville
Sid Miller is encouraging Texans in the agricultural industry to stay vigilant, remain aware of their surroundings, and report any suspicious activity to law enforcement.
'Exercise extreme caution': Officials warn of cartel after IED kills Texas rancher in Mexico
In a statement released Tuesday, Texas Department of Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller encouraged those in the agricultural community to stay vigilant and remain aware of their surroundings.
Texas agriculture official issues warning after rancher killed
Ag Commissioner Sid Miller urged all agricultural workers operating near the border or traveling to Mexico to exercise extreme caution
Texas rancher killed after driving over explosive device in Mexico, officials say
Two Brownsville ranchers were killed after the truck they were driving hit an explosive device in Mexico. Texas officials believe the device was left by a drug cartel. Another IED destroyed a Mexican government vehicle in late January.
Son of Texas rancher sounds alarm after father killed by cartel-linked explosive device near border
U.S. Army veteran Ramiro Céspedes speaks out after his father was killed by a cartel-linked improvised explosive device (IED) on the Mexico side of the southern border.
Officials warn residents to use ‘extreme caution’ after IED kills Texas rancher in Mexico
Federal and state officials are urging residents to “use extreme caution” when traveling to Mexico after a South Texas rancher was killed by an improvised explosive device suspected to have been placed by the cartel.
Trump told to 'crush' the cartels after Texas rancher is killed by IED on Mexican border
A safety warning has been issued to people working along the Mexican border after a Texas rancher was killed by a suspected cartel improvised explosive device (IED). Antonio Céspedes Saldierna, 74, was visiting his ranch in Tamaulipas,
Amid egg shortage in Texas, are backyard chicken eggs safe to eat during bird flu outbreak?
Properly cooking the eggs, keeping chickens separated can help reduce risks of getting bird flu from a backyard flock.
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Texas Ag Commissioner warns border cities of cartel violence after deaths in Tamaulipas
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller warns of rising cartel violence after a deadly explosion killed two.
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Texas Department of Agriculture says unidentified seed packages sent to Frisco address 'concerning'
On Feb. 14, the Department of Agriculture was alerted to a case where a Frisco address was used fraudulently as a return ...
$1 billion plan to combat avian flu & lower egg prices announced by USDA Secretary after Texas visit
Amid the continued spread of avian flu and high egg prices, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced a $1 billion plan to fight avian flu and lower egg prices. The new strategy comes two days ...
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Sorghum belt of Texas felt impact of drought
Despite multiple challenges, Texas' sorghum producers averaged 62 bushels per acre and raised nearly 90 million bushels in ...
Texas is home to tens of thousands of native species. A new study says we’re not great at protecting them
The SmileHub study looked at factors like government and community support for wildlife, legal protection and ecosystem ...
U.S. agriculture secretary to visit Texas for bird flu roundtable
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins is coming to Texas Monday to discuss concerns regarding avian flu.