Farmer losses projected to increase
Several years of high inflation and low commodity prices, coupled with volatile production costs, are continuing to squeeze farmers financially. These forces are projected to hit farmers with $32 billion in losses for the major [...]
Farm From School gives 6-12 students inside look at forestry
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Texas students in grades 6-12 learned about forestry and lumber production during the final spring [...]
Fall 2026 Mia Balko Student Teaching scholarship recipients named
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Three college students majoring in agricultural education were awarded the Fall 2026 Mia Balko Student [...]
USDA provides update on fertilizer production projects
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The world’s largest ammonia plant, which is expected to help strengthen the U.S.’ fertilizer supply [...]
Texas Farm Bureau opposes proposed mountain lion reporting rule
By Julie Tomascik Editor Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) is pushing back against a proposed Texas Parks and Wildlife Department [...]
Farmers, ranchers meet with Rollins, lawmakers in D.C.
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Nearly 300 Texas farmers and ranchers traveled to Washington, D.C., in mid-May to advocate [...]
Skaggs receives 2026 TFB S.M. True Jr. Ag Scholar Award
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist A Texas A&M University student with a passion for agriculture received Texas Farm Bureau’s (TFB) [...]
Texas farmers, ranchers invited to apply for conservation incentive program
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Texas farmers, ranchers and landowners have a new opportunity to invest in soil health [...]
U.S. meat consumption increases despite rising prices
America’s demand for meat continues to grow, even as the cost of beef, pork and chicken rises. Memorial Day weekend [...]