Dry conditions slow spring planting
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Spring planting across Texas is off to an uneven start, as drought conditions stall progress in some regions while others cautiously move ahead. In the Coastal Bend, dry conditions brought [...]
Ranch owners needed for axis deer survey in Texas
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Experts from Texas Tech University are working with landowners near Junction to get a better [...]
Ag groups write POTUS in Roundup case
In a letter to President Biden, 54 agricultural groups expressed grave concern with a recent amicus brief submitted by the [...]
Farm Bureau to host virtual Mental Health Month event
In recognition of May as Mental Health Month, the American Farm Bureau Federation will host a free virtual event, Farmers [...]
It’s important to know the signs of heat stress, illness
By Julie Tomascik Editor Summer is a time of hard work and high temperatures. That’s why it’s important for farmers [...]
Diesel prices, input costs continue to climb for agriculture
By Julie Tomascik Editor Farmers and ranchers continue to pay escalating prices to grow crops and raise livestock. One of [...]
First EPA WOTUS roundtable lacks ag representation
By Carey Martin TFB Radio Network Manager The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently held the first of 10 scheduled [...]
Inflation expected to burden U.S. economy for several years
Overall consumer prices in April were 8.3% higher than a year ago, and America’s families can expect inflation to continue [...]
U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol grower participation doubles
Grower participation in the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol for the 2021/22 crop doubled since the program’s pilot launched last year. [...]