Farmers gamble on rain during spring planting
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Warm temperatures and limited rainfall are shaping spring planting decisions for farmers across much of Texas, leaving many watching the forecast and hoping moisture arrives. For Chad Hahn, a row [...]
Hunter, landowner awareness can help screwworm early detection
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Texas hunters and landowners are being asked to stay alert for signs of New [...]
USDA, Department of Justice to investigate input prices
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and Department of Justice (DOJ) are working together to [...]
Texas Farm Bureau 92nd Annual Meeting set for Dec. 5-7
By Julie Tomascik Editor Policy discussions, membership recognition and a weekend of fellowship are slated for the 92nd Texas Farm [...]
Financial pressures grow for row crop farmers
Row crop farmers in Texas and across the country are facing mounting financial pressures. Rising production costs and falling [...]
Workshops equip landowners for legal, leasing challenges
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Two fall workshops hosted by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension aim to provide the tools and [...]
Rural veterinarians, vet students can apply for 2025 education assistance
The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) is accepting Rural Veterinarian Incentive Program (RVIP) applications for the 2025 cycle. Applications [...]
World Cotton Day highlights cotton’s positive impact
By Julie Tomascik Editor Cotton is woven into the state and national economies, and on World Cotton Day, the focus [...]
TFB leaders testify at interim hearing on screwworm, rice delphacid
By Julie Tomascik Editor Texas farmers and ranchers shared concerns about two invasive pests threatening livestock and rice during a [...]