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January 1, 2018 In Flood Proofing the Texas Hill Country By Pete Van Dyck

History

History Hill Country Flood in September 1952 The following information about the September flood of 1952 highlights intrinsic characteristics of drought and flooding in the Hill Country. Large amounts of precipitation fall in a very short time. Most of this rainfall is shunted off the land before...

December 26, 2017 In Flood Proofing the Texas Hill Country By Pete Van Dyck

Climate and Geography

Flood Proofing the Texas Hill Country Climate and Geography Flooding in the Texas hill country is largely a result of the locations unique climate and geography. In the fall of 2016 Leslie Lee wrote for the Texas Water Resource Institute: “Major flash floods are common along the Balcones...

December 21, 2017 In Business By Pete Van Dyck

Regenerative Grazing with Jaime Elizondo

Regenerative Grazing "Fat cows, fat cows, fat cows." This is the mantra of Jaime Elizondo Braun of Regengraze. I found about Mr. Elizondo while attending the Texas REX with Darren J. Doherty, where he gave a presentation on regenerative grazing. This quick presentation left me interested and...