AgLead XVI tours Peru to conclude two-year learning experience
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Members of Texas Farm Bureau’s (TFB) AgLead XVI class traveled to Peru in August to wrap up the two-year leadership development program. While in Peru, AgLead members connected and [...]
Grant helps grow ag literacy in Kerr County
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Agricultural literacy and awareness within the community is vital. Growing that understanding is the [...]
Sheep, goat herds decrease in response to drought
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist The drought’s impact this year extended to sheep and goat herds, leading to more livestock [...]
Feral hog study group establishes priorities for policy development
Feral hogs are an issue in over 35 states across the U.S. More than 6 million feral hogs have [...]
FiberMax Center for Discovery receives ag literacy donation
A $2.6 million combined gift was announced by FiberMax Center for Discovery, a nonprofit agricultural history and education center [...]
Deer, deer hunting has multi-billion impact on economy, jobs
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter A new report from the Southeast Deer Partnership details the multi-billion-dollar impact deer and deer [...]
Mexico offers amendments to GM corn ban
Government officials from Mexico offered the Biden administration a possible compromise on the impending decree to ban genetically modified (GM) [...]
Higher calf prices projected for Texas ranchers in 2023
By Julie Tomascik Editor Cattle ranchers should see higher calf prices in 2023, according to multiple agricultural economists and market [...]
Potential fishing regulation changes in store for 2023-24
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Anglers may see a few changes to state freshwater fishing regulations in 2023-2024. The [...]