Valley farmers hopeful amidst U.S., Mexico water agreements
In December, Mexico agreed to deliver 202,000 acre-feet by the end of March. Since then, the two governments have been in negotiation and will finalize the plan by Jan. 31. Deliveries began the week [...]
Young farmers, ranchers tour Panhandle ag on Fall Tour
By Julie Tomascik Editor A look at farms, feedyards, a cotton gin and more were part of the 2022 [...]
Study shows impact of Mexico’s proposed ban on biotech corn
Mexico’s government issued a decree to ban genetically modified (GM) and corn by 2024. That would lead to significant economic [...]
Fewer hay cuttings, higher prices due to drought
By Tom Nicolette Senior Network Producer Hay production in Texas is down significantly due to the ongoing drought conditions. Scott [...]
Youth organizations focus on ag awareness at State Fair
By Julie Tomascik Editor Youth leaders of Texas FFA, Texas 4-H and Texas FCCLA participated in service activities, trainings [...]
Terrell recognized for 75 years of Farm Bureau membership
By Emmy PowellCommunications SpecialistHaskell County Farm Bureau recognized Alma Terrell, a former teacher, for 75 years of membership at the [...]
Texas Farm Bureau names 2022 Clover Cash grant recipients
By Julie TomascikEditorEngaging students and the community in activities to increase agricultural literacy and awareness is part of Texas Farm [...]
TPWD forecasts average turkey hunting season
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Despite the drought and heat this summer, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is [...]
USDA to invest $8 million to expand soil carbon monitoring
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) plans to invest $8 million to support and expand monitoring of carbon in soil [...]