South Texas rancher stays vigilant after finding first U.S. screwworm case
By Shelby Shank Field Editor A routine check on a cattle herd in South Texas led to the confirmation of the first case of New World screwworm in Texas in 60 years. The case was [...]
Chicken prices could see change due to fertility, bird flu
Chicken prices have fallen slightly since the highs in 2025, but Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts say the [...]
Feral hogs cause damage to Texas crops, pastures
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Feral hogs continue to leave a growing trail of destruction across fields and pastures. Justin [...]
USDA promotes voluntary ‘Product of USA’ label
By Julie Tomascik Editor The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) launched a national public awareness campaign to help consumers better [...]
National Ag Day celebrates the work of farmers, ranchers
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Agriculture is the foundation of America, and National Ag Day recognizes the contributions of farmers, [...]
Teachers can register for TFB’s 2026 Summer Ag Institutes
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Registration is open for Texas teachers to sign up for Texas Farm Bureau’s (TFB) [...]
Signup for Thrive through TFB’s 2026 Student Success Series
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Students graduating in 2027 are invited to sign up for the Thrive program offered through Texas Farm [...]
Buying American Cotton Act to boost demand for U.S.-grown cotton
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Proposed federal legislation could strengthen demand for U.S.-grown cotton and support rural communities that [...]
TFB’s Farmers Feeding Families program earns national recognition
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist The Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) Young Farmer & Rancher (YF&R) Advisory Committee received national recognition [...]