He said just a few acres remain to be planted. Robinson said range conditions are rated poor to good, with most areas reporting poor to fair. Supplemental feeding is in full swing. District Extension Director Scott Durham of San Angelo said most of the cotton harvest is complete, though some fields received too much rain to continue harvest. He said the remaining fields are low-yielding and are graded poorly because of the excessive moisture.
Planting continues as fields dry out.
He said cattle are in fair condition, supplemental feeding continues, and most stock tanks are full. Durham added the peanut harvest is almost complete with 50 percent harvested and 90 percent dug. Wheat stands are rated very poor to good. Irrigated wheat is providing excellent grazing. Late planted or late emerged wheat may be damaged by the severe cold that is predicted for this week.