Planted rice acres fall in Texas as rice delphacid risk persists
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Texas rice acreage continues to decline as farmers face low commodity prices, pest pressures, water [...]
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06, 2026
TFB’s AgVentures Challenge finalists visit Washington, D.C.
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Finalists of Texas Farm Bureau’s (TFB) AgVentures Challenge: Pitch It, Market It, Sell It [...]
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06, 2026
Farm From School fall 2026 registration open to K-12 classrooms
Emmy Powell Communications Specialist This fall, Texas classrooms from kindergarten through 12th grade can once again connect with farms and [...]
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06, 2026
Free New World screwworm inspector training launches
Gov. Greg Abbott announced the launch of a free online course on June 13 to expand the number of certified [...]
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06, 2026
SEC moves to rescind climate disclosure rule
By Julie Tomascik Editor The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is moving to rescind its climate-related disclosure rule that [...]
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06, 2026
Garden grants help homeschool students grow ag knowledge
Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Homeschool educators can spark students’ interest in agriculture through garden grants offered by Texas Farm Bureau [...]
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06, 2026
Rollins visits South Texas to review New World screwworm response
By Julie Tomascik Editor Federal and state animal health officials are intensifying efforts to contain and eradicate New World [...]
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06, 2026
Texas teachers dig into agriculture through SAI workshop
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Educators from across Texas traded textbooks for tractors and learned more about agriculture and [...]
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06, 2026
Warm, wet conditions fuel pest concerns across Texas
By Shelby Shank Field Editor A warm, wet spring has helped crops and pastures grow across Texas, but it has [...]
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06, 2026
USDA to host three roundtables in South Texas
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will host three roundtable discussions in South Texas this month. The meetings are [...]