Check for armyworms after rain, mild temperatures
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Farmers and ranchers are encouraged to scout their fields after spring rains and mild temperatures create favorable conditions for armyworms. Although widespread outbreaks are more common in the fall, current [...]
TFB member benefit helps save on Beef Cattle Short Course registration
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Registration is underway for the 69th annual Texas A&M Beef Cattle Short Course in [...]
YF&R Spring Conference inspires, equips young ag leaders
By Julie Tomascik Editor Leadership, succession planning and agricultural advocacy were among the topics highlighted during the Texas Farm [...]
Signup open for Thrive through TFB’s Student Success Series
By Julie Tomascik Editor High school students have the opportunity to build and strengthen their leadership skills, boost self-confidence [...]
Survey shows strong public support for farm bill
Nearly three-quarters of Americans say that not reauthorizing the farm bill in 2023 would have a significant impact on [...]
TFB’s Doorways to Agriculture encourages learning food, farming
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist People of all ages, both young and young at heart, explored the world of [...]
Deadline approaching for wildlife conservation camp
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Texas high school students with a passion for wildlife, conservation and natural resources can now [...]
Heitschmidt wins TFB’s 2023 Collegiate Discussion Meet
By Julie Tomascik Editor Challenges in agriculture were the focus of Texas Farm Bureau’s 2023 Collegiate Discussion Meet. Ryan [...]
Poultry experts cautious for spring spike in avian flu
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Poultry farmers are monitoring flocks for a potential spike in detections of highly pathogenic avian [...]