2025 Outstanding YF&R Finalist: Colin and Joy Graff
By Shelby Shank Field Editor A single tractor, hay cutter and baler—built on faith, hard work and a lot of sweat—have evolved into Graff Grown, a family-run operation focused on growing hay and forage [...]
February is Lamb Lovers Month
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor It may be the shortest month of the year, but February holds its own when [...]
New product helps unlock nitrogen for corn crops
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Nitrogen-use efficiency is one piece of the crop input puzzle corn farmers must put together [...]
Feral hog control up for discussion in Texas Legislature
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor The feral hog population in Texas has exploded in recent years, with no sign of [...]
Robust US beef exports may trigger Japanese tariffs
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Japan has been importing so much U.S. beef, it may become a case of “too [...]
PVAMU grant helps preserve Black-owned forestland
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor In the southeastern U.S., the loss of historic Black family land is endemic. According to [...]
TFB, county Farm Bureaus donate to local communities
By Julie Tomascik Editor The impacts of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic are felt in local communities across the Lone Star [...]
Working group examines NASS report, releases recommendations
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) has long been the [...]
China buys U.S. ag products, helps boost market prices
New trade data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows China purchased a potential new record of U.S. agricultural products in [...]