New World screwworm detected 120 miles south of U.S. border
By Julie Tomascik Editor A New World screwworm detection was confirmed in Montemorelos, Nuevo León, about 120 miles south of the U.S.-Mexico border. SENASICA, the Mexican government agency responsible for agriculture, notified the U.S. Department [...]
New Ag on the Go trailers bring education to schools, communities
By Julie Tomascik Editor A new program and educational trailers are headed to schools and communities across the state to [...]
CattleFax forecasts continued profitability for ranchers this year
Continued high prices and profitability are forecast for cattle producers as the industry enters the year with the smallest [...]
FFA inspires students to lead, be involved
By Julie Tomascik Editor This week, passionate students in blue corduroy jackets will share about FFA activities, involvement, opportunities, [...]
EPA grants existing stocks order for dicamba products
By Julie Tomascik Editor The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) granted an existing stocks order to allow farmers to use formerly [...]
TFB leaders serve on 2024 AFBF Issues Advisory Committees
An understanding of regulatory actions, legislative policies and legal issues are key to strengthening agricultural awareness and perspectives on [...]
TFB grows grassroots leadership through new AgLead XVI class
By Julie Tomascik Editor Ten Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) members were selected to participate in the organization’s AgLead XVI [...]
Regenerative ranching courses available in Texas
By Shelby Shank Field Editor A series of workshops focused on regenerative ranching and adaptive grazing will be held in [...]
Delays for Dairy Margin Coverage cause concern
Enrollment for the Dairy Margin Coverage (DMC) risk management program has yet to open, causing concern for dairy farmers in [...]