USDA tells Mexico to fight screwworms or face trade restrictions
By Julie Tomascik Editor The U.S. Department of Agriculture issued a strong warning to Mexico over the weekend, calling for the country to take immediate action to control the spread of the New World screwworm [...]
Texas, U.S. ranchers receive lower prices for cattle
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Beef prices may be going up but cattle ranchers’ profits are not. That’s the take-home [...]
Americans support COVID-19 aid to farmers
Trust in America’s farmers and ranchers remains high amid the devastating blow delivered by the COVID-19 pandemic. A new American [...]
Texas cotton farmers hit by bad weather
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor West Texas and the Panhandle are known for high winds, but area farmers say they’ve [...]
PASTURE Act would allow emergency haying, grazing
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor COVID-19 has majorly affected livestock owners and ranchers across the U.S. and sent livestock prices [...]
Summer is a good time to complete hunter education
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Dove and white-tailed deer season are still a few months away, but now may be [...]
China allows WTO dispute with EU to lapse
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor On June 15, China allowed a landmark World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute against the European [...]
Uncertain, slightly volatile future ahead for Texas ag
By Julie Tomascik Editor The road ahead for Texas agriculture is paved with uncertainty amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, but [...]
Lamb checkoff relaunches online resource center
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor The American Lamb Board (ALB) continues to implement a long-term plan to increase awareness of [...]