Mexico falls behind on water deliveries, Texas lawmakers push for retaliation
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Once again, Mexico has missed its water delivery obligations to the United States, reigniting frustration across South Texas and prompting new legislation from lawmakers. Under the 1944 Water Treaty, Mexico [...]
Farm Bureau establishes priorities for 2023 Farm Bill
With serious challenges facing agriculture, underscored by even deeper concerns in margins and input costs, the American Farm Bureau [...]
Leaders graduate from Women’s Communications Boot Camp
Fifteen farm and ranch women leaders, including a Texas Farm Bureau member, graduated from the fall session of Women’s Communications [...]
High diesel prices put strain on farmers, ranchers
The average price of diesel is $5.32 per gallon, more than $1.50 above the same time last year. While prices [...]
Deer season opens with new CWD zones for hunters
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Hunters in two additional Texas counties will now be required to have any deer [...]
Farmers urge intervention to prevent rail strike
The potential for a railway shutdown because several rail unions have yet to ratify a labor agreement has farmers worried [...]
Turkey, deer hunting seasons open Saturday, Nov. 5
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter After months of waiting, the day many Texas hunters have been waiting for is [...]
Registration underway for youth birding, outdoor program
To allow more youth the opportunity to get outdoors and experience Texas wildlife, the Texas Wildlife Association (TWA) will host [...]
Sign up for Pasture, Rangeland and Forage insurance by Dec. 1
The rainfall deficit has brought more than dry air across the Lone Star State this year. Farmers and ranchers [...]