Open the doors to agriculture at livestock shows, fairs this fall
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist This fall, the Texas Farm Bureau’s (TFB) Doorways to Agriculture exhibit will open the doors of Texas agriculture to consumers. The interactive, agricultural learning experience will be on display [...]
Doc Graham Center opens at West Texas A&M University
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor The Charles W. “Doc” Graham ’53 DVM, The Texas A&M University System Center officially opened [...]
ELAP disaster assistance includes fish raised for food
By Julie Tomascik Editor Texas aquaculture producers are now eligible for the Emergency Assistance for Livestock, Honey Bees and Farm-raised [...]
Supply chain can stretch, break due to crumbling infrastructure
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor An I-40 bridge connecting Arkansas and Tennessee remains closed indefinitely after transportation officials found a [...]
Bayer releases plan in response to federal judge’s Roundup ruling
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor After a federal judge denied a proposed class settlement by Bayer regarding Roundup-related litigation, the [...]
Continued rainfall causes problems for Southeast Texas
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor Much of Texas is normally semi-arid and relies heavily on groundwater, so rain is generally [...]
Eliminating stepped-up basis could end family farms
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor Tax proposals announced by the Biden administration would repeal the stepped-up basis, increase the capital [...]
Rain brings relief to parched Hill Country ranch
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor Many Hill Country ranchers like Cody Kneupper are welcoming the recent rains. Just north of [...]
Rainfall affects fly control, hay market for ranchers
By Julie Tomascik Editor Rainfall is important for crop and livestock production, but the amounts falling in May and early [...]