Cow-calf producers can leverage LRP to help manage price risk
By Julie Tomascik Editor Cattle prices have hit record highs this spring. Continued high demand for beef and tightened supplies [...]
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05, 2024
Students learn about watermelons through Farm From School
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Students across the Lone Star State learned about watermelons through Texas Farm Bureau’s (TFB) Farm [...]
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05, 2024
Discriminatory lawsuit filed in Texas against USDA over 2022 ERP
By Julie Tomascik Editor A lawsuit was filed last month against the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) for discrimination [...]
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05, 2024
Texans virtually experience horse riding through TFB Clover Cash grant
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist A new virtual riding program is helping Texans experience and interact with horses. The [...]
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05, 2024
TFB awards fall 2024 student teaching scholarships
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Four college students majoring in agricultural education were awarded the Fall 2024 Mia Balko [...]
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05, 2024
May is Mental Health Awareness Month
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Farming and ranching can be demanding and stressful, and that can have an impact on [...]
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05, 2024
TFB Summer Ag Academy open to homeschool educators
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Texas homeschool educators are invited to a Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) professional development workshop to [...]
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05, 2024
Agricultural losses in Panhandle wildfires top $123 million
By Julie Tomascik Editor Preliminary estimates show wildfires that burned across the Panhandle earlier this year resulted in $123 [...]
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05, 2024
Sowing seeds of agricultural literacy in fourth grade
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist A North Texas teacher strives to cultivate agricultural literacy in her classroom every day. [...]
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05, 2024
SCOTUS rules Texas ranchers can sue state over flood damages
By Shelby Shank Field Editor The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Texas ranchers can sue the state over [...]