Texas students learn about cotton through Farm From School
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Students in kindergarten through fifth grade learned about cotton in September through Texas Farm Bureau’s (TFB) Farm From School program. The monthly virtual session was held with Clay Whitley, gin [...]
Texas AG says Texas Central can’t use eminent domain
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor In the latest development in an ongoing eminent domain dispute, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton [...]
New poll shows reduced stigma around farmer mental health
Farmers and people in rural areas are more comfortable talking about stress and mental health challenges with others. The stigma [...]
Partnership aims to create low-THC industrial hemp variety
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor Scientists at Texas A&M AgriLife Research partnered with Growing Together Research (GTR) to collaboratively develop [...]
Texans to compete in 2022 American Farm Bureau convention
By Julie Tomascik Editor Several Texans will compete in the 2022 American Farm Bureau Convention set for Jan. 7-12 in [...]
Biotech food labels now in effect in U.S.
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor As of Jan. 1, foods sold in the U.S. with “detectable levels” of bioengineered (BE) [...]
TFB educational outreach efforts cultivate ag literacy
By Julie Tomascik Editor As schools and events continued to adapt to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) [...]
Cattle prices expected to improve this year
Cattle ranchers should have a better year than 2021, according to multiple agricultural economists and market analysts. Continued high [...]
Rabobank outlook for 2022 shows mixed basket
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor Long-lasting impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic will continue to reverberate through global commodities markets in [...]