Farm From School spring registration open to K-12 classrooms
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist In the spring, Texas students can once again visit farms and ranches from their classrooms through Texas Farm Bureau's (TFB) Farm From School program. The program is open to kindergarten [...]
Angora goats are a ‘shear’ success for Texas ranchers
By Julie Tomascik Editor Taking a drive through the Hill Country and West Central Texas offers more than beautiful landscapes. [...]
Senate Ag Committee reviews cattle market legislation
The Senate Ag Committee held a hearing April 26 to review and discuss transparency and oversight within cattle markets. Producers [...]
TFB wildfire relief fund applications due May 31
By Julie Tomascik Editor Homes, barns, equipment and more were destroyed, and livestock were lost in the wildfires earlier this [...]
Wildlife Conservation Camp deadline approaches
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Texas teens who are interested in wildlife, the great outdoors and conservation have until May [...]
New technology helps improve ag sustainability
By Carey Martin TFB Radio Network Manager Sustainability is a big buzzword in agriculture, and new sprayer technology unveiled by [...]
Texas Tech hosts ribbon cutting for vet school
An official ribbon cutting ceremony was held April 22 for Texas Tech University’s School of Veterinary Medicine in Amarillo. “The [...]
Emergency supplies sales tax holiday set for April 23-25
Recent severe weather events and the increased threat of severe storms in spring have many Texans upgrading or replenishing their [...]
Latest EPA data shows agriculture continues to improve
Earth Day gives farmers and ranchers a chance to celebrate their conservation efforts that are helping reduce emissions. Shelby Myers, [...]