Removal of Transform could hurt sorghum growers
By Jessica Domel Field Editor What started out as a complaint in California led to the removal of a popular [...]
Texas drought continues to dwindle
Less than 5 percent of Texas is now suffering from dry and moderate drought conditions thanks to recent rains. Lingering [...]
Farmers/ranchers to receive FSA ballots this week
The November General Election may be over, but farmers and ranchers across the U.S. still have important decisions to make. [...]
AFBF asks Supreme Court to stop EPA’s abuse of Clean Water Act powers
The American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hear arguments against a lower court ruling [...]
Texans named to USDA minority farmers advisory committee
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has selected two Texans to serve on its Minority Farmers Advisory Committee (MFAC). Igalious [...]
BQA certification offered
With only two weeks remaining, the countdown continues for beef and dairy producers to become Beef Quality Assurance (BQA)-certified for [...]
House takes first step toward highway bill
The House approved HR 22, the long-term highway bill, by a vote of 363-64 this week. The bill authorizes nearly [...]
Text of Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement now available
A month after the United States and 11 other Pacific Rim countries concluded Trans-Pacific Partnership talks, the text of the [...]
Hidden Pines fire impacts Buescher and Bastrop state parks
AUSTIN— The mid-October skies in Smithville were cloaked by a thick smoke after a wildfire ignited near Buescher and Bastrop [...]