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TBGA Nixes Refines Rules for Scored Entry Bucks

September 8, 2017 - The Texas Big Game Awards Program recently announced rule changes that will make deer taken on properties where pen-raised, Trap / Transport / Transplant and / or Deer Management Permit deer have been released since March 1, 2017 ineligible for entry in the program's scored entry category. The rule will apply to those properties for five years from the last release date.

Partnership Offers Assistance to Repair, Replace Septic Systems in Attoyac Bayou Watershed

September 7, 2017 - The Attoyac Bayou Watershed Partnership is now offering a septic system repair and replacement program to residents in the Attoyac Bayou watershed to help improve and protect the watershed’s water quality.

Funding and technical assistance is available to homeowners to repair or replace malfunctioning aerobic or conventional septic systems within the watershed, according to Amy Truong, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service assistant with the Texas Water Resources Institute, College Station.

Texas to Conduct Aerial Mosquito Control in Wake of Hurricane Harvey

September 6, 2017 - The rain left behind by Hurricane Harvey has created large areas where mosquitoes can lay their eggs. To address increasing numbers of mosquitoes and the risk they pose to the recovery effort and public health, the Texas Department of State Health Services has activated its contract for aerial mosquito control and requested additional mosquito control assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Aerial spraying targeting mosquitoes will begin around dusk Thursday over Refugio and Bee counties, weather permitting.

Funds Available for Forest Thinning Through Southern Pine Beetle Prevention Program

September 6, 2017 College Station, Texas — Texas A&M Forest Service is accepting applications for the 2017 Southern Pine Beetle Prevention Program. Through this cost-share program eligible forest landowners can receive financial and technical assistance related to reducing the threat of future SPB infestations and outbreaks.

Funds provided by USDA Forest Service-Region 8 and Forest Health Protection can assist landowners with conducting first thin operations in overly dense, pulpwood size pine stands in 23 East Texas counties.

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