Texans to compete in 2022 American Farm Bureau convention
By Julie Tomascik Editor Several Texans will compete in the 2022 American Farm Bureau Convention set for Jan. 7-12 in [...]
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01, 2022
Biotech food labels now in effect in U.S.
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor As of Jan. 1, foods sold in the U.S. with “detectable levels” of bioengineered (BE) [...]
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01, 2022
TFB educational outreach efforts cultivate ag literacy
By Julie Tomascik Editor As schools and events continued to adapt to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) [...]
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01, 2022
Cattle prices expected to improve this year
Cattle ranchers should have a better year than 2021, according to multiple agricultural economists and market analysts. Continued high [...]
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01, 2022
Rabobank outlook for 2022 shows mixed basket
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor Long-lasting impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic will continue to reverberate through global commodities markets in [...]
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01, 2022
Apply for TWDB 2022 ag water conservation grants
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) is accepting applications for agricultural water conservation grants for [...]
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Supreme Court to take up several ag-related cases in new year
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor The first week of 2022 should bring movement from the U.S. Supreme Court on several [...]
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Students tour Texas A&M poultry farm with TFB’s Farm From School
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor In the last Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) Farm From School session of the Fall 2021 [...]
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01, 2022
EPA considers further restrictions of dicamba use
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is considering its options regarding dicamba registrations after a [...]
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USDA classification survey underway ahead of ag census
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) mailed the National Agricultural Classification Survey (NACS) this month to [...]