USDA to purchase U.S.-grown commodities for international food programs
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is taking action to help U.S. farmers and families in need across the globe. On Sept. 25, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced [...]
Supreme Court to take up several ag-related cases in new year
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor The first week of 2022 should bring movement from the U.S. Supreme Court on several [...]
Students tour Texas A&M poultry farm with TFB’s Farm From School
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor In the last Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) Farm From School session of the Fall 2021 [...]
EPA considers further restrictions of dicamba use
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is considering its options regarding dicamba registrations after a [...]
USDA classification survey underway ahead of ag census
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) mailed the National Agricultural Classification Survey (NACS) this month to [...]
Safety tips for using emergency heat, power supplies
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor After last winter’s massive ice and snowstorm, many Texans purchased portable generators and other necessities [...]
White House unveils trucking action plan
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor A shortage of licensed truck drivers is complicating ongoing supply chain issues, leading the White [...]
AgriLife workshops to cover ag information, issues
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor In 2022, farmers, ranchers and rural landowners can participate in online and in-person workshops hosted [...]
Pace of U.S. trade with China exceeds last year
The Phase One Trade Deal between China and the U.S. comes to an end in early 2022. Veronica Nigh, senior [...]