New World screwworm poses risks for humans, pets
By Shelby Shank Field Editor While New World screwworm is widely known for the devastating damage it can cause to cattle and wildlife, experts warn the parasite can also pose serious threat to humans and [...]
Signup for youth hunting experiences now underway
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Texas youth who are interested in learning how to hunt in a safe and educational [...]
Master Marketer program back to traditional format this fall
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor Each year, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Agricultural Economics Department offers the Master Marketer Program to [...]
Duvall travels to U.S.-Mexico border to hear TFB member impacts
The border crisis is real. Texas farmers and ranchers in border areas are frustrated, outraged and desperate for a solution [...]
Good dove season expected across Texas
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor Despite some changes in regional populations due to increased rainfall and February’s winter storm, hunters [...]
Virtual event set for Texas teachers interested in school gardens
By Julie Tomascik Editor To help Texas teachers explore avenues to establish and fund school gardens and learn how they [...]
USDA grants $67 million for heirs’ property lending program
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced it will provide $67 million in competitive loans through [...]
EPA seeks to replace Navigable Waters rule with ‘foundational rule’
By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor Earlier this summer, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Army Corps announced their intent [...]
Youth complete Texas Farm Bureau’s new Student Success Series
By Julie Tomascik Editor For over 50 years, Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) has been planting the seeds for the next [...]