Written by J. CrumplerMarch 24, 2016October 31, 2016

Trans-Pecos Pipeline: Seeding Recommendations for Landowners

A new natural gas pipeline, the Trans-Pecos Pipeline, is being built across Far West Texas. This pipeline will deliver much-needed natural gas to the community of Presidio, TX (they’ve long used propane and other less clean-burning fuels), and will continue as a transnational pipeline into the United Mexican States. Many landowners are worried about landscape […]

Written by J. CrumplerSeptember 11, 2015September 22, 2015

Why Seed Origin Matters: Any Seed Will Do?

Those of you who are purchasing or planning to purchase native plant seed for upcoming fall and dormant season plantings and spring season plantings, it is important to buy seed containing genetic origins from the ecoregion or adjacent ecoregion(s) in which you will be planting. The use of seed with unknown origins (i.e. non-cultivar seed, […]

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Trans-Pecos Pipeline: Seeding Recommendations for Landowners

Why Seed Origin Matters: Any Seed Will Do?