Lesser prairie-chicken listed as threatened, endangered
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter More than a year after public comment closed on the topic, the U.S. Fish [...]
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Tornadoes in Northeast Texas cause $13 million in damage to timber
Several tornadoes struck Northeast Texas in early November and caused an estimated $13 million in damages to more than 10,000 [...]
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12, 2022
Growers share their passion for pecans with the Lone Star State
By Julie Tomascik Editor Crack open the shell of a pecan, and you’ll find a story of the state’s [...]
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12, 2022
Texas Farm Bureau names 2022-23 garden grant recipients
By Julie Tomascik Editor Texas Farm Bureau named the recipients of the Learning From the Ground Up garden grants for [...]
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Ag Literacy Week Book Program brings ag to classrooms
By Julie Tomascik Editor Texas teachers can grow agricultural literacy in the classroom with help from Texas Farm Bureau [...]
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USDA study examines rotational grazing adoption
A report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Economic Research Service (ERS) found about 40% of U.S. cow-calf [...]
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New USDA survey solicits feedback from farmers, ranchers
Producers can now take a nationwide survey to help the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) improve and increase access to [...]
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Angelina County Farm Bureau recognized for community outreach
An event designed to boost agricultural awareness and cultivate relationships within the community was recognized by Texas Farm Bureau [...]
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Flounder fishery re-opens to anglers Thursday
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Later this week, Texas anglers will once again be able to retain any legal [...]
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USDA expands revenue protection to oat, rye farmers
The country’s oat and rye farmers can now benefit from revenue protection, a crop insurance option available through the U.S. [...]