Texas farmers faces growing losses from deer damage
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Every crop comes with its share of challenges, but an overabundant deer population is destroying some crops long before harvest. “People would ask us how the corn’s doing, and my [...]
New county signage program promotes Farm Bureau mission
By Julie Tomascik Editor County Farm Bureaus across Texas have a new opportunity to highlight their role as The Voice [...]
EPA grants emergency exemption for pasture mealybug treatment
By Julie Tomascik Editor Texas farmers and ranchers now have a tool to manage pasture mealybug after the U.S. Environmental [...]
Tyson to close beef plants in Illinois, Utah
By Julie Tomascik Editor Tyson Foods is restructuring its beef processing network as tight cattle supplies continue to challenge the [...]
New World screwworm prevention drug approved for application
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued an Emergency Use Authorization for a topical [...]
Registration open for 2026 YF&R Discussion Meet
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Young farmers, ranchers and agricultural professionals ready to strengthen their leadership skills and tackle the [...]
Data centers commit to Abbott’s standards
By Julie Tomascik Editor Several major data center companies have agreed to comply with standards established by Gov. Greg Abbott [...]
USDA, DHS sign new MOU to safeguard agriculture
By Julie Tomascik Editor Federal agencies are expanding coordination to protect U.S. agriculture from New World screwworm (NWS) and other [...]
Boozman plans new farm bill vote in September
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Although the U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry failed to pass the [...]