Young farmers, college students attend 2026 national leadership conference
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Leadership development, industry insights and networking opportunities were the focus for Texas farmers and collegiate leaders attending the 2026 Farm Bureau YF&R Leadership Conference. Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) was [...]
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 [...]