Denton County Agriculture & Natural Resources

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Our mission is to provide quality, relevant outreach and continuing educational programs and services to the people of Denton County, Texas in the areas of agriculture and natural resources.

06/17/2026

Join us for this fun and educational four-part food preservation series where we will learn the basics of home food preservation, including safety while canning low and high acid foods. A limited number of participants will also get some hands-on experience in the kitchen, making their own jar of pickles, jam, and more!

Select the link below or scan the QR code to register today!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/summer-food-preservation-series-tickets-1990980234477

Cattle water consumption increases significantly during summer heat. Make sure tanks stay clean and full during hot days...
06/17/2026

Cattle water consumption increases significantly during summer heat. Make sure tanks stay clean and full during hot days.

Summer weeds compete with valuable forage for nutrients and moisture. Early identification helps keep pastures productiv...
06/15/2026

Summer weeds compete with valuable forage for nutrients and moisture. Early identification helps keep pastures productive.

06/14/2026

A free New World screwworm inspector training is now available to all Texans through AgriLife Learn.

The course covers New World screwworm biology, inspection protocols, reporting and more, and is open to anyone who wants to better understand how to protect their animals. Those who qualify may apply to become a certified New World screwworm inspector through the Texas Animal Health Commission.

Learn about the course at tx.ag/NWSTraining.

06/12/2026

On June 11, 2026, a Tom Green County bovine was confirmed to be infested with NWS. An infested zone is being formed around the detection and will be reflected on the TAHC interactive map once it is officially established. USDA continues to update the NWS case dashboard daily: https://bit.ly/USDA-NWSConfirmedCases

Find Texas-specific resources, guidance, and updates for NWS here: https://bit.ly/TAHC-NWS

Great beef cattle education program today. Packed house!
06/12/2026

Great beef cattle education program today.

Packed house!

Dust, heat, and long hours can be tough on equipment. Clean air filters and inspect belts regularly during busy summer w...
06/12/2026

Dust, heat, and long hours can be tough on equipment. Clean air filters and inspect belts regularly during busy summer work.

Pollinators are busy this time of year! Native plants and blooming wildflowers provide important habitat for bees and bu...
06/10/2026

Pollinators are busy this time of year! Native plants and blooming wildflowers provide important habitat for bees and butterflies

Hot weather can lower pond levels quickly. Monitor water sources regularly and check for leaks or excessive algae growth
06/08/2026

Hot weather can lower pond levels quickly. Monitor water sources regularly and check for leaks or excessive algae growth

Hay season is in full swing across North Texas! Harvesting at the right stage improves forage quality and feed value.
06/05/2026

Hay season is in full swing across North Texas! Harvesting at the right stage improves forage quality and feed value.

Address

611 Kimberly Drive, Suite 151
Denton, TX
76208

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+19403492894

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