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Cotton producer warns synthetic fabrics release microplastics (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Microplastics are entering the environment through the way food is cooked, the clothing people wear and how that clothing is washed, according to local cotton producer Walt Hagood. “In the process with polyester and synthetics, when you wash it and dry it, you’re releasing microplastics into the environment,” Hagood said. “The washing machine releases into the water. The drying process releases into the air that we breathe.” Polyester and synthetic fabric is now more comm
Teen says showing livestock taught her hard work and public speaking (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - For many families, fair season means more than rides and funnel cakes. The Swan family has been raising and showing livestock for generations. Brynlee Swan is 16 and has been showing animals across Texas since third grade. “These are my two calves. This one will go to Fort Worth in February. And this one will most likely go to Houston in April,” Brynlee said. Brynlee described the daily care the animals require. “They get fed early in the morning before the sun comes up.
New book, class aim to help ranching families pass businesses to future generations (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Mark Griffin and David Alderson founded the Alderson & Griffin Center for Family Business and Entrepreneurship, which partnered with Texas Tech’s Davis College and the National Ranching Heritage Center this year on a new initiative focused on agri-business. Griffin said the center works to connect the business world with the academic side of the Davis College. “We are a natural extension from business back to the academic side at the Davis College to provide insight, more
Lubbock woman’s ag organization catches attention from the White House (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - A West Texas woman started an organization in Lubbock to bring women in agriculture together. In just a few years, her foundation has expanded across 10 states and reached the White House. Venessa Wood is the founder of Ag Women Connect and the Ag Women Connect Foundation. “And I just knew that there was something more that I was supposed to be doing. That I had a higher calling and a purpose out there. And I literally heard God say that you’re going to create an organiza
Texas Tech agriculture students give back to Lubbock during Ag Week (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Texas Tech’s Davis College of Agriculture and Natural Resources is using Ag Week to thank the Lubbock community, with students volunteering at sites across the city ahead of Saturday’s Ag Day game against Sam Houston. Dr. Erica Irlbeck, associate dean of the Davis College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, said students are serving at several locations. “We have students at the Food Bank. We have students at the Lubbock Arboretum. We have students at some of the neighb
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