Farm From School Spring 2026 kicks off with bull production
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Texas Farm Bureau’s Farm From School program launched the Spring 2026 semester with a virtual field trip to W4 Ranch in Morgan. Students in grades 6–12 learned about beef production [...]
RMA expands insurance coverage for double cropping
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is reducing the economic risk of raising two crops on the same land in [...]
Ranchers make management decisions during drought
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Unrelenting heat and prolonged drought conditions have withered crops and reduced green pastures to crispy, [...]
Report highlights Texas Farm Bureau 2021 accomplishments
Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) published its 2021 Accomplishments Report detailing successes in membership, advocacy, leader development and other program areas. [...]
Congress wants to ban sale of U.S. farmland to foreign countries
By Julie Tomascik Editor Congressional lawmakers are looking to crack down on foreign purchases of agricultural land in the U.S. [...]
‘Deep in the Heart’ celebrates Texas wildlife, urges conservation
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter From the mysterious blind catfish to endangered ocelots and the elusive mountain lion, the new [...]
Study shows sleep deprivation among farmers, ranchers
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Farmers and ranchers lose about 30 minutes of sleep during their busy seasons, according to [...]
Governor Abbott issues drought declaration for Texas
The ongoing drought across much of Texas prompted Governor Greg Abbott to announce a disaster declaration for 189 counties. [...]
Farmer sentiment remains weak, Purdue survey says
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist The Purdue/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer showed farmer sentiment remained weak in June, falling two [...]