There are belts of hail damage to agricultural crops almost every year in Texas. The decision to replant, to accept the damage, or to salvage crops does not have to be made the same day as the event. Usually a few days of evaluation results in the best options being identified. If no alternative crop can be established in the same field at that time of year, the only acceptable solution may be to collect insurance and to salvage whatever is allowed.
- Assessing Hail and Freeze Damage to Field Corn and Sorghum
- Can these trees be saved? ( En Español )
- Clearing Debris from Land ( En Español )
- Management Options for Late-Season Hail Damaged Stripper Harvested Cotton Fields
- Protecting Your Home from Wind Damage ( En Español )
- Salvaging Timber: Frequently Asked Questions
- Salvaging Timber: Landowner Do’s & Don’ts
- Salvaging Timber: What should I do with my damaged timber?
- Tree Care Kit (eBook)
Additional Resources:
- Thunderstorms and Lightning
- Severe Weather 101
- Severe Weather Awareness
- Thunderstorm Safety
- Precision Agriculture, Lawn & Garden Weather Forecasts by County
- Weather for Kids
- Weather for Teachers
