USDA reopens third border port to cattle imports
By Julie Tomascik Editor The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) reopened another southern border port to cattle imports from Mexico as part of its phased approach to restoring livestock trade while protecting against New [...]
Catastrophic flooding hits parts of Texas
By Julie Tomascik Editor Days of torrential rain have triggered catastrophic flooding across the Texas Hill Country and South [...]
Texas FFA announces 2026 TFB scholarship recipients
Emmy Powell Communications Specialist The Texas FFA Association announced the selection of the 2026 Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) scholarship recipients [...]
New children’s book helps plant seeds of agricultural literacy
By Julie Tomascik Editor A new accurate agricultural book is available to help young readers learn how apples are grown. [...]
Daylight Saving Time legislation passes U.S. House
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter A piece of legislation that would end the twice yearly time change, and make Daylight [...]
Texas pastures enter summer in good shape
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Texas pastures and rangeland remain in good shape well into summer thanks to abundant rainfall, [...]
FTC, John Deere reach settlement on right to repair
By Julie Tomascik Editor Farmers and independent technicians could soon have greater access to the tools needed to repair John [...]
USDA accepts over 106,000 acres in Texas into CRP
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) accepted more than 106,000 acres in Texas into the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) for [...]
New World screwworm response expands across Lone Star State
By Julie Tomascik Editor Federal and state responses to New World screwworm continue to expand as additional cases are confirmed, [...]