Coyote populations on the rise
An increased number of prey species because of a wet spring means more predators. And a bumper crop of coyotes [...]
An increased number of prey species because of a wet spring means more predators. And a bumper crop of coyotes [...]
Farm accidents can lead to tragedy. But they can also lead to education. And as National Farm Safety Week—set for [...]
Legislation that promotes fair competition between local and Main Street retailers and internet-only sellers continues to gain traction in the [...]
By Julie Tomascik Associate Editor Tractors and combines are mainstays on the farm. And drones could soon join them as [...]
Marketing Assistance Loans (MALs) and Loan Deficiency Payments (LDPs) are available to help Texas farmers meet cash flow needs without [...]
Class was in session this summer at Texas Tech University where students participated in a Beef 706 designed entirely for [...]
It’s time to finalize your farm bill safety net program choice. The deadline to sign a contract and enroll in [...]
By Julie Tomascik Associate Editor Food fights seem entertaining. But there’s nothing funny about the fights taking place over agriculture. [...]
Commodity markets are performing about as expected during the recent global financial market rollercoaster. There are no specific reasons for [...]
The Texas County Agricultural Agents Association has presented Hill County Farm Bureau President Rodney Schronk one of seven Man of [...]