Rain delays challenge hay harvest, but outlook remains positive
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Rainfall across parts of Texas is creating challenges for hay producers, delaying harvest and, in some cases, affecting hay quality despite strong forage growth. Cade Richmond, owner of Cade Richmond [...]
CattleFax forecasts continued strong demand, high prices
By Julie Tomascik Editor Cattle markets are poised for another strong year in 2026 as historically tight cattle supplies meet [...]
USDA launches ‘One Farmer, One File’ initiative
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) unveiled a new initiative—One Farmer, One File—that creates a single, streamlined digital record [...]
Texas Farm Bureau urges House Ag Committee to pass farm bill
By Julie Tomascik Editor Texas farmers are navigating one of the toughest agricultural economies in recent years, and uncertainty [...]
Mexican, Canada markets important to Texas ag
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) supported $6.4 billion in Texas agricultural exports and 28,700 jobs last [...]
Rollins visits Boening family farm, highlights deregulatory agenda
By Julie Tomascik Editor U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins met with farmers and ranchers at Texas Farm Bureau [...]
County Farm Bureau presidents focus on member engagement
By Julie Tomascik Editor Leadership, collaboration and membership engagement were the focus of the 2026 County Farm Bureau Presidents’ Conference held Feb. [...]
Skillet Awards recognize county Farm Bureaus fighting food insecurity
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Three county Farm Bureaus were recognized with the Skillet Awards for their outstanding commitment [...]
OKFB Foundation for Ag collecting wildfire relief donations
The Oklahoma Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture is collecting donations to help recovery efforts for rural Oklahomans affected by [...]