TequilaMockingbird said:
Meanwhile Midland and Odessa (Midland and Ector County) have grown by 70K people. Make it stop!
nortex97 said:
I always knew Amarillo would someday recover from LBJ's hatefulness.
B-1 83 said:
Dumas had greatly expanded since my last stay.
B-1 83 said:
Woah….their supply chain will be interesting.
fullback44 said:
People are leaving the Texas Panhandle for one reason - Tacos - per Jill Biden !
My guess is milk out of New Mexico. Their nutrient management regulations (mainly phosphorus) can be more friendly than Texas.CDUB98 said:B-1 83 said:
Woah….their supply chain will be interesting.
Taking with a grain of salt as he is just an iron worker, not privy to all project details, he said us was for the locals (Panhandle) cows.
Somebody did their homework, hopefully, and sees possibility.
B-1 83 said:
Woah….their supply chain will be interesting.
Heard Biden did that with his executive orders. M/O has lost an estimated 9K of 350K since 2020.TequilaMockingbird said:
Meanwhile Midland and Odessa (Midland and Ector County) have grown by 70K people. Make it stop!
except Cadillac Ranch...?No Spin Ag said:fullback44 said:
People are leaving the Texas Panhandle for one reason - Tacos - per Jill Biden !
Gotta say, you might be on to something, seeing as how that part of Texas isn't known for their local cuisine, or much actually, except....um... Okay, someone help on this one.
Great place to grow up. Water-balloons and bottlerockets and the cops could care less.NPH- said:TequilaMockingbird said:
Meanwhile Midland and Odessa (Midland and Ector County) have grown by 70K people. Make it stop!
Not enough money in the world to make me live there….
Surprising considering the irrigation inputs and water issues.fightingfarmer09 said:B-1 83 said:
Woah….their supply chain will be interesting.
The dairy industry is booming there. Massive expansion around the Amarillo/Hereford area. There are some of the national dairy groups moving entire operations to the Texas Panhandle.
Cheese factory is part of that. They are moving in so they control their own land vs contracting their silage. Sorghum Silage is also a major benefit in the area because they can produce their milk with less inputs and less water than before. As cotton falls out of favor they will continue to expand their footprint. Dry weather is also way better for the cows.
Huge win for the area.
nortex97 said:
I always knew Amarillo would someday recover from LBJ's hatefulness.