Today is the 2012 Texas Organic Cotton Marketing Cooperative Fall Field Day. First off, the Texas A&M AgriLife Research Cotton Breeding Facility
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We had some moisture during the Christmas season, a white Christmas for sure. But what you have to understand about snow in West Texas, is well … it’ a little different from other places. Here’s an example for you, a West Texas snow man. Blessings, Betty
What are we working on now
We have been busy working can’t you see … Even with the holidays and visiting with family and friends, we have been running tractors to plow in compost to keep the fields fertile, doing end of the year book work and figures, making sure that irrigation is running well with no leaks and no broken…
San Antonio ~ Best Texas Wine 2019
When the San Antonio Livestock & Rodeo scholarship people found out that one of their recent scholarship recipents had made a wine that won the 2019 Best Texas Wine, they wanted to come visit. They recently visited our new Fredericksburg tasting room. Daniel Bingham had received a S.A.L.E scholarship while attending Texas Tech University. Now…
Drought on the Texas High Plains
Drought on the Texas High Plains may prevent the Binghams from planting their organic row crops, but irrigation will provide for the grapes in the vineyards.
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Edible Dallas & Fort Worth article about Bingham Family | Fall 2015
Kim Pierce at the Dallas Morning News/Edible Dallas Fort Worth wrote a wonderful article about our story. You can enjoy reading it here on their site. Thank you, Kim for your kinds words as we move forward. Source: Edible Dallas & Fort Worth: Bingham Family | Fall 2015 Blessings, Betty
