U.S., Mexico reach agreement to combat screwworm threat
By Julie Tomascik Editor This week, Mexico agreed to the U.S.’ demands in efforts to control the spread of the New World screwworm. Mexico committed to eliminate restrictions on U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) aircraft, [...]
Forum focuses on solar projects, foreign ownership of ag land
By Julie TomascikEditorTrending topics in agriculture are solar energy and foreign ownership of agricultural land. Both issues were highlighted during [...]
Texas pumpkin production down, demand high
The demand for pumpkins this fall is high, but yields were low this year, mainly due to drought.“We had virtually [...]
Students across the state virtually learn about horses
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Students across the state are getting a first-hand look at agriculture through Texas Farm Bureau’s [...]
Nominate areas of Texas experiencing a veterinary shortage
The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) is accepting nominations for geographic areas of Texas experiencing a shortage of veterinarians that [...]
Nominations open for TFB 2023 Commodity Advisory Committees
Texas Farm Bureau is seeking nominations for members to serve on the organization’s Commodity Advisory Committees for 2023.Commodity Advisory Committees [...]
National 4-H Week celebrates opportunities for all
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist This week, 4-H members from across the U.S. are celebrating National 4-H Week. Throughout the [...]
Drought impacted forage, pastures different across the state
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist This year has been nowhere close to normal. Throughout the spring and summer, Texas experienced [...]
Early fall moisture puts Texas wheat planting ahead of schedule
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist The winter wheat crop is going in the ground, and more acres are expected to [...]