Bill aims to protect Texas livestock from screwworm threat
By Julie Tomascik Editor A bill introduced in Congress aims to safeguard livestock and wildlife in Texas and the U.S. from the New World screwworm, a destructive pest that once devastated ranches across the southern [...]
Signup open for Thrive through TFB’s Student Success Series
By Julie Tomascik Editor High school students have the opportunity to build and strengthen their leadership skills, boost self-confidence [...]
Survey shows strong public support for farm bill
Nearly three-quarters of Americans say that not reauthorizing the farm bill in 2023 would have a significant impact on [...]
TFB’s Doorways to Agriculture encourages learning food, farming
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist People of all ages, both young and young at heart, explored the world of [...]
Deadline approaching for wildlife conservation camp
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Texas high school students with a passion for wildlife, conservation and natural resources can now [...]
Heitschmidt wins TFB’s 2023 Collegiate Discussion Meet
By Julie Tomascik Editor Challenges in agriculture were the focus of Texas Farm Bureau’s 2023 Collegiate Discussion Meet. Ryan [...]
Poultry experts cautious for spring spike in avian flu
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Poultry farmers are monitoring flocks for a potential spike in detections of highly pathogenic avian [...]
American economy driven by U.S. food, agriculture
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist A new report highlights the significance of the U.S. food and agriculture sectors in [...]
USDA seeks Texas nominee for sorghum checkoff
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is seeking nominations for a Texas representative on the United Sorghum Checkoff Program Board. [...]