Drought, heat take toll on Guadalupe County harvest
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Drought conditions and relentless heat have left Guadalupe County farmer Ray Joy Pfannstiel facing one of the toughest harvests in recent years. Pfannstiel, who grows corn, sorghum, cotton and raises [...]
Eminent domain hearing set for HB 901 on March 30
Texas landowners deserve fairness and transparency when their property is taken with eminent domain authority. A bill filed by Rep. [...]
More than 60 Texas Farm Bureau member benefits available
Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) members enjoy the satisfaction of knowing the organization serves as the Voice of Texas Agriculture to [...]
Congress extends PPP application deadline to May 31
Congress recently approved Farm Bureau-backed legislation that extends the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) application deadline by two months, from March [...]
Texas pastures, rangeland see dry start to spring
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor In order to spring forward to warmer months and the hope for improving range and [...]
Lawmakers consider FALA, broadband, meat labeling
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor The Texas Legislature is more than halfway through the 87th regular state legislative session. After [...]
Denton County Farm Bureau donates to area food bank
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor Through participation in the Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) Helping Hands co-op contribution program, Denton County [...]
USDA announces new Pandemic Assistance for Producers
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced a new federal initiative today, the Pandemic Assistance [...]
Texas sheep, goat prices strong despite pandemic
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor The Texas sheep and goat sector remains strong despite COVID-19 sending shock waves across the [...]