Students take virtual tour of dairy farm through TFB program
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Texas students virtually toured a modern dairy farm during a recent Farm From School visit. During the November session, students met Ellie Cnossen, a third-generation farmer who raises dairy cattle [...]
September rains bring some relief to dry Texas pastures, fields
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Sporadic rainfall across the state helped provide some relief, but more is needed to escape [...]
Scott Born grows sunflowers in North Texas
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Sweeping acres of stunning, yellow flowers fill a field just 20 miles south of [...]
Revised pet food labels to resemble human food labels
Packaging for pet food, including specialty treats and supplements, will adopt a closer resemblance to labels found on human [...]
Accurate ag book explains how farmers grow potatoes
By Julie Tomascik Editor Readers can take a voyage filled with friendship and farming in the latest accurate ag [...]
EPA emissions report shows ag advancements in sustainability
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist A recent report from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) highlights agriculture’s continuing advancements [...]
Ag health, safety focus of webinars during Farm Safety and Health Week
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Extra emphasis is being placed on farm safety this week, Sept. 18-22, during National Farm [...]
Cash rent rates increase for Texas pasture, cropland
By Julie Tomascik Editor Cash rent rates in Texas increased for pastureland and irrigated cropland, according to the new [...]
Texas cotton crop suffers through another hot, dry year
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Anticipation and hope filled cotton farmers for this year’s crop, but limited rainfall and triple-digit [...]