Beef production to fall, demand keeps prices strong
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter With the U.S. beef cattle herd at a 75-year-low due to years of drought and the closure of the U.S.-Mexico border due to New World screwworm concerns, U.S. beef [...]
Early fall moisture puts Texas wheat planting ahead of schedule
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist The winter wheat crop is going in the ground, and more acres are expected to [...]
Supreme Court hears oral arguments in Sackett case on WOTUS
With oral arguments now complete in the Sackett v. EPA case before the Supreme Court, questions still remain related to [...]
Free resources available to all Texas teachers
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Texas Farm Bureau’s (TFB) Ag in the Classroom resources helps teachers across the state bring [...]
Students take home awards from 2022 SOFA Challenge
By Julie Tomascik Editor Discussing agricultural issues and solutions earned four high school students recognition from the Heart O’ Texas [...]
Record turkey prices expected as holidays approach
Consumers can expect to pay record high prices at the grocery store for turkey this upcoming holiday season thanks to [...]
Texas farmers facing worst cotton harvest in years
By Julie TomascikEditorFields of white cotton are few and far between this year. Hopes for a good crop dried up [...]
New USDA rule aims to spur livestock competition
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced two new efforts to support fair and competitive meat and poultry markets. These efforts [...]
USDA to open applications for $500 million in fertilizer grants
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced $500 million in grants is available to increase American-made fertilizer production to spur competition [...]