Rural Texas gets heard when enough of it shows up.
She’s organizing rural Texas one county at a time, and it’s happening now. Five things that actually move these fights. Pick one.
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Show up where it’s decided
River authority boards, groundwater districts and county commissioners meet in public and almost nobody comes. The ones who show up get listened to. We’ll tell you when and where.
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Organize your county
Every county needs one person who knows the water numbers, the cattle numbers and who to call. That can be you, and you won’t be doing it alone.
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Host a conversation
A kitchen table, a fellowship hall, a shop out back. Ten neighbors and a straight explanation of what is happening to the beef market beats any mailer ever printed.
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Take the numbers with you
Your county party, your co-op board, your state representative. Every figure on this site is footnoted, so you can hand it to a skeptic and let them go check it.
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Tell us what is breaking
A well that came up short. A packer that stopped bidding. A line crew that never came. Local facts are what turn a position paper into policy.
Tell us where you are.
Give us your county and we’ll put you in touch with whoever is already working near you.