Cary Sims

Bark Lice Infecting Trees

Recently, concerned homeowners have called about their tree’s trunks and limbs being covered in a webbing. The leaves are fine and not being consumed...

Irrigation and Water Conservation

I got a call from my water provider a couple weeks ago asking if I had a leak in my water line as my...

Summer Fish Kills

There are a few ways that pond owners could experience a major fish die-off during these hot, dry summer months. Warm water already holds...

How and When to Water Your Lawn

This summer started off with heat and drought that surprised many of us. Home gardeners and “yardeners” have been caught off guard with their...

Understanding Pollinators During National Pollination Week

Pollination is such an important but often overlooked part of fruit and vegetable production. A frequent call that I get is from someone asking...

Upcoming Cattle Health and Hog Trapping Seminar

Last month at an Angelina County Extension seminar, our local vet, Dr. Bradley Clary, spoke about the common thieves of cattle growth, flies and...

Understanding the Active Ingredients in Pesticides

One of my most common functions as a County Agent is helping clientele control unwanted insects, weeds, diseases, or some other kind of pest...

Pecan Galls: Lifecycle and Treatment

No other tree is so beloved but has so many difficulties producing in Angelina County than the pecan. Truthfully, we live in a difficult...

Cattle Health and Profitability: Upcoming Seminar

Looking ahead at the upcoming hay and grazing season, there is growing concern among the cattlemen with whom I have been visiting. First there...

Determining the Best Fertilizer Choice

Agricultural producers are taking a hard look at the upcoming production season. Of all the inputs that our hay producers are studying, the cost...

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Cary Sims is the County Extension Agent for agriculture and natural resources for Angelina County. His email address is cw-sims@tamu.edu Educational programs of the Texas AgriLife Extension Service are open to all people without regard to race, color, sex, disability, religion, age, or national origin.
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