Freestone County, located in Fairfield, Texas, is a vibrant agricultural community known for its extensive beef cattle and hay production. With a land area of 885.2 square miles, the county boasts a growing season of 263 days per year, characterized by hot summers and moderate winters. Rainfall is evenly distributed throughout the year, with peak accumulations in the spring and fall seasons. Freestone County is home to a diverse range of agricultural commodities, including beef cattle, hay, fruits, timber, and hunting leases, making it a key player in the agricultural industry.
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, in collaboration with its partners, serves the residents of Freestone County through community-based education. With a network of 250 county Extension offices and 900 professional educators, AgriLife Extension customizes its programs to meet the specific needs of each area. Their mission is to improve the lives of people, businesses, and communities across Texas by providing high-quality, relevant education. Through their programs, Texans are empowered to make informed decisions regarding nutrition, health, finance, and child-rearing, while also promoting environmental stewardship and economic stability.
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