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1. agrilifetoday.tamu.edu › 2020/07/24 › texas-amTexas A&M AgriLife maps out Texas’ working lands

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   Jul 24, 2020 · The Texas A&M AgriLife support network provides a virtual tour of the agricultural areas of the state, covering each region’s primary agricultural production strategy based on its unique landscapes and its corresponding Texas A&M AgriLife center. It highlights specific regions of the state as well as the specialty work done at each center.

2. www.nass.usda.gov › Statistics_by_State › Texas2023 Texas Agricultural Statistics

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   Texas Agricultural Statistics (2023) Texas Agricultural Statistics 2023 Compiled by the United States Department of Agriculture National Agricultural Statistics Service Southern Plains Regional Field Office Wilbert Hundl, Jr., Director P.O. Box 70, Austin, Texas, 78767 300 East 8th Street, Austin, Texas, 78701 Phone: (512) 501-3200, Fax: (855 ...

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   How many farms does Texas have?

   • The Lone Star State ranks first in the nation for total number of farms with just over 248,000, which account for more than 127 million acres of agricultural land (managing almost 74 percent of the state’s 268,581 square miles). Texas agriculture contributed nearly $25 billion to the economy in products sold in 2017.

   Texas Agriculture – Growing in Many Ways | USDA

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   How much does Texas agriculture contribute to the economy?

   • Texas agriculture contributed nearly $25 billion to the economy in products sold in 2017. Texas agriculture continues to show its importance as a lead-commodity producing state. Of course, nearly half the value of market products sold in Texas during 2017 belonged to the Cattle and Calf sector, contributing nearly $12.3 billion in sales.

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   Which region of Texas has the largest agricultural industry?

   • The Eastern region of Texas includes the largest variety of agricultural industries due to its diverse landscapes—the Blackland Prairies, the Pineywoods, the Gulf Coast, and the large urban centers. Rich soils in the Blackland Prairies traditionally support row crops, such as corn, while the coastal plain is well known for rice farming.

   A Look at Texas Agriculture and the Texas A&M AgriLife Support Netwo…

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   Where can I find more information about Texas Agriculture?

   • For more details about U.S. and Texas agriculture, visit www.nass.usda.gov/AgCensus. The olive and wine industries continue to grow in Texas. Texas olive farms not only produce olive fruit but process those fruit into another type of Texas Oil!

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4. nri.tamu.edu › blog › 2020A Look at Texas Agriculture and the Texas A&M AgriLife ...

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   Perhaps the most iconic area of Texas, the Panhandle-Plains region is a major contributor to the state’s agricultural economy. Irrigation from the Ogallala Aquifer supports corn, oil seed and cotton production while many dry-land operations also exist.

5. www.usda.gov › texas-agriculture-growing-many-waysTexas Agriculture – Growing in Many Ways | USDA

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   Jul 17, 2019 · The Lone Star State ranks first in the nation for total number of farms with just over 248,000, which account for more than 127 million acres of agricultural land (managing almost 74 percent of the state’s 268,581 square miles). Texas agriculture contributed nearly $25 billion to the economy in products sold in 2017.

6. aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu › vegetable › guidesAppendix 1. Descriptions of geographic regions in Texas

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   Descriptions of geographic regions in Texas. For purposes of this report we consolidated the detailed districts used by TASS/TDA, FSA, and TCE. Regions are discussed and shown in a map. Lower Rio Grande Valley. Major vegetable region in the state; includes the four southern most counties. Alluvial soils along the Rio Grande River, subtropical ...

7. agecoext.tamu.edu › wp-content › uploadsFacts About Texas and U.S. Agriculture - agecoext.tamu.edu

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   The Changing Face of Texas and U.S. Agriculture Agriculture in Texas Today $ Agriculture is big business in Texas -- the estimated value of 2016 agricultural production and related items totaled $23.58 billion, $23.97 billion in 2015, and $25.90 billion in 2014. $ Demographics

8. www.nass.usda.gov › TexasTexas - USDA - National Agricultural Statistics Service

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   Feb 13, 2024 · The Census of Agriculture is a complete count of U.S. farms and ranches and the people who operate them. Even small plots of land - whether rural or urban - growing fruit, vegetables or some food animals count if $1,000 or more of such products were raised and sold, or normally would have been sold, during the Census year.