Hay situation good in east, southeast, iffy in others

by Robert Burns
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Hay, hay and more hay; a common sight in East Texas this year, according to Texas AM AgriLife Extension Service experts. (Texas AM AgriLife Extension Service photo by Robert Burns)


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