What's NOT in the news (Texas wildfire crop an livestock impact)

[eohrnberger]

Texas wild fires and their impact isn't in the national news. Local news coverage is pretty good.

To help those hit by Texas Panhandle fires, a fellow rancher needs all the help he can get

Lee Wells, a rancher in Greenville, is coordinating donations of feed, hay and other supplies to ranchers and farmers devastated by last week's historic...

www.dallasnews.com

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‘They’ve got to have something to feed them really quick:’ Texas businesses haul hay bales to feed cattle near state fires

As the largest wildfire in Texas history ravages the Texas Panhandle, locals across the South Plains search for ways to help.

www.kxan.com

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Hay, feed, fencing supplies needed to support Texas Panhandle wildfire victims - AgriLife Today

Donations of hay, feed, fencing supplies and other items are needed to support livestock owners impacted by the devastating wildfires.

agrilifetoday.tamu.edu

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Green Country Ranchers Hauling Hay to Texas Fire Victims This Weekend

Firefighters in the Texas panhandle are battling the state’s largest wildfire for a fourth straight day. The fires have already burned an area three times the size of Tulsa County.

www.newson6.com

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Texas state engaged:

Texas Department of Agriculture Announces New Hay Hotline Website > Texas Department of Agriculture Website > News & Events

Fellow Americans are in need, and there are people responding, oddly, nothing in the national news coverage. What do you think will happen to food prices should large scale crop and livestock losses occur for something that could have been addressed?

We hear about the federal response to Hurricanes all the time, FEMA in action. Texas wildfires? Not so much.
Now why is that?

 

[Felis Leo]

Texas wild fires and their impact isn't in the national news. Local news coverage is pretty good.

To help those hit by Texas Panhandle fires, a fellow rancher needs all the help he can get

Lee Wells, a rancher in Greenville, is coordinating donations of feed, hay and other supplies to ranchers and farmers devastated by last week's historic...

www.dallasnews.com

​

‘They’ve got to have something to feed them really quick:’ Texas businesses haul hay bales to feed cattle near state fires

As the largest wildfire in Texas history ravages the Texas Panhandle, locals across the South Plains search for ways to help.

www.kxan.com

​

Hay, feed, fencing supplies needed to support Texas Panhandle wildfire victims - AgriLife Today

Donations of hay, feed, fencing supplies and other items are needed to support livestock owners impacted by the devastating wildfires.

agrilifetoday.tamu.edu

​

Green Country Ranchers Hauling Hay to Texas Fire Victims This Weekend

Firefighters in the Texas panhandle are battling the state’s largest wildfire for a fourth straight day. The fires have already burned an area three times the size of Tulsa County.

www.newson6.com

​

Texas state engaged:

Texas Department of Agriculture Announces New Hay Hotline Website > Texas Department of Agriculture Website > News & Events

Fellow Americans are in need, and there are people responding, oddly, nothing in the national news coverage. What do you think will happen to food prices should large scale crop and livestock losses occur for something that could have been addressed?

We hear about the federal response to Hurricanes all the time, FEMA in action. Texas wildfires? Not so much.
Now why is that?

I do not know why it has not been covered to a greater degree, but apparently Governor Abbott requested Federal aid and support and FEMA answered the call:

Governor Abbott Deploys Additional State Emergency Response Resources For Wildfires, Announces Federal Assistance

gov.texas.gov

Texas | FEMA.gov

FEMA has information to help you prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters specific to your location. Use this page to find local disaster recovery centers, flood maps, fact sheets, FEMA contacts, jobs and other resources.

www.fema.gov

I'm going to presume that the reason it has not been covered to the same degree as, say, the Hawaii wildfires is because a whole old city wasn't wiped out with 100+ people killed.

 

[BlueTex]

Texas wild fires and their impact isn't in the national news. Local news coverage is pretty good.

To help those hit by Texas Panhandle fires, a fellow rancher needs all the help he can get

Lee Wells, a rancher in Greenville, is coordinating donations of feed, hay and other supplies to ranchers and farmers devastated by last week's historic...

www.dallasnews.com

​

‘They’ve got to have something to feed them really quick:’ Texas businesses haul hay bales to feed cattle near state fires

As the largest wildfire in Texas history ravages the Texas Panhandle, locals across the South Plains search for ways to help.

www.kxan.com

​

Hay, feed, fencing supplies needed to support Texas Panhandle wildfire victims - AgriLife Today

Donations of hay, feed, fencing supplies and other items are needed to support livestock owners impacted by the devastating wildfires.

agrilifetoday.tamu.edu

​

Green Country Ranchers Hauling Hay to Texas Fire Victims This Weekend

Firefighters in the Texas panhandle are battling the state’s largest wildfire for a fourth straight day. The fires have already burned an area three times the size of Tulsa County.

www.newson6.com

​

Texas state engaged:

Texas Department of Agriculture Announces New Hay Hotline Website > Texas Department of Agriculture Website > News & Events

Fellow Americans are in need, and there are people responding, oddly, nothing in the national news coverage. What do you think will happen to food prices should large scale crop and livestock losses occur for something that could have been addressed?

We hear about the federal response to Hurricanes all the time, FEMA in action. Texas wildfires? Not so much.
Now why is that?

Abbott has spent billions pissing away on the border... Texas has PLENTY of resources for this natural disaster but Abbott would rather use taxpayer money for his stunts than help the citizens of Texas.

 

[SenorXm/Sirius]

I've seen headlines and stories about this every morning when I log in to my phone... And I'm in the commie state NY...

 

[eohrnberger]

I do not know why it has not been covered to a greater degree, but apparently Governor Abbott requested Federal aid and support and FEMA answered the call:

Governor Abbott Deploys Additional State Emergency Response Resources For Wildfires, Announces Federal Assistance

gov.texas.gov

Texas | FEMA.gov

FEMA has information to help you prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters specific to your location. Use this page to find local disaster recovery centers, flood maps, fact sheets, FEMA contacts, jobs and other resources.

www.fema.gov

I agree, that's good. We are, after all, talking about a significant impact to the food supply, right?

I'm going to presume that the reason it has not been covered to the same degree as, say, the Hawaii wildfires is because a whole old city wasn't wiped out with 100+ people killed.

Fair, I suppose on the basis of 'If it bleeds, it leads'. But I'd also observe, again, that it is the nation's food supply here.
How do you think the 'already stretched to the breaking point consumers' are going to handle if all those Texas crops and livestock dropping out of the feed supply chain?
Doesn't look pretty to me.

 

[Threegoofs]

Texas wild fires and their impact isn't in the national news. Local news coverage is pretty good.

To help those hit by Texas Panhandle fires, a fellow rancher needs all the help he can get

Lee Wells, a rancher in Greenville, is coordinating donations of feed, hay and other supplies to ranchers and farmers devastated by last week's historic...

www.dallasnews.com

​

‘They’ve got to have something to feed them really quick:’ Texas businesses haul hay bales to feed cattle near state fires

As the largest wildfire in Texas history ravages the Texas Panhandle, locals across the South Plains search for ways to help.

www.kxan.com

​

Hay, feed, fencing supplies needed to support Texas Panhandle wildfire victims - AgriLife Today

Donations of hay, feed, fencing supplies and other items are needed to support livestock owners impacted by the devastating wildfires.

agrilifetoday.tamu.edu

​

Green Country Ranchers Hauling Hay to Texas Fire Victims This Weekend

Firefighters in the Texas panhandle are battling the state’s largest wildfire for a fourth straight day. The fires have already burned an area three times the size of Tulsa County.

www.newson6.com

​

Texas state engaged:

Texas Department of Agriculture Announces New Hay Hotline Website > Texas Department of Agriculture Website > News & Events

Fellow Americans are in need, and there are people responding, oddly, nothing in the national news coverage. What do you think will happen to food prices should large scale crop and livestock losses occur for something that could have been addressed?

We hear about the federal response to Hurricanes all the time, FEMA in action. Texas wildfires? Not so much.
Now why is that?

Damn.

Bet your wondering why we didn’t invest in CO2 reduction 30 years ago.

Oh, wait. No.

 

[MSgt]

I do not know why it has not been covered to a greater degree, but apparently Governor Abbott requested Federal aid and support and FEMA answered the call:

Governor Abbott Deploys Additional State Emergency Response Resources For Wildfires, Announces Federal Assistance

gov.texas.gov

Texas | FEMA.gov

FEMA has information to help you prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters specific to your location. Use this page to find local disaster recovery centers, flood maps, fact sheets, FEMA contacts, jobs and other resources.

www.fema.gov

I'm going to presume that the reason it has not been covered to the same degree as, say, the Hawaii wildfires is because a whole old city wasn't wiped out with 100+ people killed.

Ha! I've been waiting to hear this. It was always only a matter time before the beggar state asked for socialism, I mean federal aid. The top 5 beggar States are:

1) California ($116.0 billion)
2) New York ($79.2 billion)
3) Texas ($68.2 billion)
4) Florida ($41.7 billion)
5) Pennsylvania ($41.0 billion)

But the important thing is that Texas [and Florida] tamp down their disgust for socialism long enough to receive it, before going back to bashing California and New York for being socialists. Oh, and both Texas and Florida have no individual income tax. Don't worry Texas, responsible America is on the way! ..............again.

 

[Jessie C]

Texas wild fires and their impact isn't in the national news. Local news coverage is pretty good.

To help those hit by Texas Panhandle fires, a fellow rancher needs all the help he can get

Lee Wells, a rancher in Greenville, is coordinating donations of feed, hay and other supplies to ranchers and farmers devastated by last week's historic...

www.dallasnews.com

​

‘They’ve got to have something to feed them really quick:’ Texas businesses haul hay bales to feed cattle near state fires

As the largest wildfire in Texas history ravages the Texas Panhandle, locals across the South Plains search for ways to help.

www.kxan.com

​

Hay, feed, fencing supplies needed to support Texas Panhandle wildfire victims - AgriLife Today

Donations of hay, feed, fencing supplies and other items are needed to support livestock owners impacted by the devastating wildfires.

agrilifetoday.tamu.edu

​

Green Country Ranchers Hauling Hay to Texas Fire Victims This Weekend

Firefighters in the Texas panhandle are battling the state’s largest wildfire for a fourth straight day. The fires have already burned an area three times the size of Tulsa County.

www.newson6.com

​

Texas state engaged:

Texas Department of Agriculture Announces New Hay Hotline Website > Texas Department of Agriculture Website > News & Events

Fellow Americans are in need, and there are people responding, oddly, nothing in the national news coverage. What do you think will happen to food prices should large scale crop and livestock losses occur for something that could have been addressed?

We hear about the federal response to Hurricanes all the time, FEMA in action. Texas wildfires? Not so much.
Now why is that?

You are wrong.​

There was a huge segment this past weekend on CNN about this. There has also been coverage on ABC World News Tonight, MSNBC, and PBS. Maybe if you watched something other than fox propaganda you would know this.

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[PeacefulWarrior]

Ha! I've been waiting to hear this. It was always only a matter time before the beggar state asked for socialism, I mean federal aid. The top 5 beggar States are:

1) California ($116.0 billion)
2) New York ($79.2 billion)
3) Texas ($68.2 billion)
4) Florida ($41.7 billion)
5) Pennsylvania ($41.0 billion)

But the important thing is that Texas [and Florida] tamp down their disgust for socialism long enough to receive it, before going back to bashing California and New York for being socialists. Oh, and both Texas and Florida have no individual income tax. Don't worry Texas, responsible America is on the way! ..............again.

LOL. Funny stuff.

 

[multivita-man]

Texas wild fires and their impact isn't in the national news. Local news coverage is pretty good.

To help those hit by Texas Panhandle fires, a fellow rancher needs all the help he can get

Lee Wells, a rancher in Greenville, is coordinating donations of feed, hay and other supplies to ranchers and farmers devastated by last week's historic...

www.dallasnews.com

​

‘They’ve got to have something to feed them really quick:’ Texas businesses haul hay bales to feed cattle near state fires

As the largest wildfire in Texas history ravages the Texas Panhandle, locals across the South Plains search for ways to help.

www.kxan.com

​

Hay, feed, fencing supplies needed to support Texas Panhandle wildfire victims - AgriLife Today

Donations of hay, feed, fencing supplies and other items are needed to support livestock owners impacted by the devastating wildfires.

agrilifetoday.tamu.edu

​

Green Country Ranchers Hauling Hay to Texas Fire Victims This Weekend

Firefighters in the Texas panhandle are battling the state’s largest wildfire for a fourth straight day. The fires have already burned an area three times the size of Tulsa County.

www.newson6.com

​

Texas state engaged:

Texas Department of Agriculture Announces New Hay Hotline Website > Texas Department of Agriculture Website > News & Events

Fellow Americans are in need, and there are people responding, oddly, nothing in the national news coverage. What do you think will happen to food prices should large scale crop and livestock losses occur for something that could have been addressed?

We hear about the federal response to Hurricanes all the time, FEMA in action. Texas wildfires? Not so much.
Now why is that?

Climate change isn't real, go back to bed.

 

[Deuce]

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