Christopher Cobos, a Lubbock native and Texas A&M doctoral student, is researching ways for farmers to conserve water in their fields while still being economically viable.

“That’s a cut in workforce, that’s a cut at rural economy, and it’s a backwards effect of lack of cotton demand, the ...

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LUBBOCK — For decades, the cotton industry has long been considered king in the Texas agriculture world. However, a shift has left it standing on shaky ground. In the last few years — as ...

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LUBBOCK, Texas — For decades, the cotton industry has long been considered king in the Texas agriculture world. However, a shift has left it standing on shaky ground.

LUBBOCK For decades, the cotton industry has long been considered king in the Texas agriculture world. However, a shift has left it standing on shaky ground. In the last few years — as cotton ...

LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — For decades, the cotton industry has long been considered king in the Texas agriculture world. However, a shift has left it standing on shaky ground.