Favorable pasture conditions across Lone Star State
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Timely spring rains across much of Texas have led to favorable pasture and rangeland conditions heading into the typically hot and dry summer months. “We rounded out the spring months [...]
Veterinary students encouraged to apply for TFB assistance
By Julie Tomascik Editor Veterinary students with an interest in food animal species are encouraged to apply for financial assistance [...]
Farmers urge Congress to pass Small Business Expense Protection Act
Farmers, ranchers and other small business owners are calling on Congress to approve the Small Business Expense Protection Act (S [...]
U.S. rice cautiously optimistic about Chinese purchases
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Although U.S. rice farmers are still waiting for China to begin importing their product, the [...]
Texas cotton conditions: Dry and hot, but few insects
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor According to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Integrated Pest Management (IPM) agents across the state, [...]
Webinar addresses issues in cattle industry
Texas cattlemen and women had the opportunity to hear about the current state of the cattle economy from U.S. Department [...]
Youth ag leadership still shines at Texas FFA convention
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s annual Texas FFA convention looked different from previous [...]
Additional commodities eligible for CFAP funds
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced an initial list of additional commodities that have been added to the Coronavirus Food [...]
Texas cantaloupes are a sweet summer treat
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor The sweet aroma of cantaloupes is a summer staple on Dixondale Farms in Carrizo Springs. [...]