Promising wheat crop, corn planting to begin soon
Despite the cold, winter weather and a difference in the fields planted earlier, the Texas wheat crop is promising. Compared [...]
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01, 2014
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01, 2014
Water quality training to focus on Neches, Sabine rivers
Water quality issues related to the Neches and Sabine rivers will be the focus of a Texas Watershed Steward workshop [...]
28
01, 2014
Series to help new Hill Country homeowners
New or prospective owners of land in the Texas Hill Country are invited to attend a six-part, multi-county series hosted [...]
28
01, 2014
AFBF, Partnership for New American Economy kick off immigration reform campaign
You may notice a few changes to farmer and rancher profiles across social media outlets like Facebook and Twitter this [...]
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01, 2014
Farm bill moves forward
Thanks to action taken by House and Senate negotiators over the weekend, lawmakers in Washington, D.C. are expected to see [...]
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01, 2014
Limited spaces remain for Ranch Management University
Interested in learning more about ranch management? Time is running out to reserve your place at this spring’s Ranch Management [...]
27
01, 2014
House moves forward on farm bill negotiations
There could be movement on the farm bill this week. According to Politico, members of the U.S. House who are [...]
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01, 2014
Four States Ag Exposition to be held Feb. 6, Texarkana
Farmers and ranchers from four neighboring states will gather together in Texarkana Feb. 6 for the annual Four States Agricultural [...]
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01, 2014
Deadline approaching for TFB message seminars
Time is running out for Texas Farm Bureau members to reserve their seats at one of the dozen TFB messaging [...]
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01, 2014
OSHA responds to overregulation charges
Following accusations by Sen. Mike Johanns (R-Neb.) and 42 other members of the Senate, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration [...]