There are some reports of grass tetany in cattle, however. Dr. Bob Robinson, district Extension director in Amarillo, said there is considerable disease throughout the Panhandle. The crop has been rated very poor to excellent. Robinson said some of the poor samples have been diagnosed with disease. We've also seen the barley yellow dwarf virus and High Plains disease.
Soil moisture is very short to adequate.
Onions, carrots being planted. Considerable disease present. Cattle in good condition. Horn flies, heel flies beginning to pester animals. Soil moisture is short.