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Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Weslaco

<A HREF=This list includes taking advantage of this drought to level their land, install flow meters and rain gauges to better manage water use, reduce irrigated areas to give priority to perennial crops like citrus and sugarcane, plant more drought-resistant crops, and consider which crops have high- and low-yield response, profitability and risk to water stress." title="This list includes taking advantage of this drought to level their land, install flow meters and rain gauges to better manage water use, reduce irrigated areas to give priority to perennial crops like citrus and sugarcane, plant more drought-resistant crops, and consider which crops have high- and low-yield response, profitability and risk to water stress." />

Irrigation Management RecommendationsThis list includes taking advantage of this drought to level their land, install flow meters and rain gauges to better manage water use, reduce irrigated areas to give priority to perennial crops like citrus and sugarcane, plant more drought-resistant crops, and consider which crops have high- and low-yield response, profitability and risk to water stress.

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Subtropical Pest ManagementThis subtropical location is prone to pest outbreaks year-round. Click for information related to subtropical pest management research at Texas AgriLife Research in Weslaco

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Insect Pest Population DynamicsFactors such as temperatures and rainfall patterns can exert strong influences on insect populations and their growth. Follow for more information on insect pest population dynamics.

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