USDA plans to purchase U.S. commodities for Food for Peace
By Shelby Shank Field Editor The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) plans to distribute more than 200,000 tons of international food aid with purchases of U.S.-grown commodities through the Food for Peace program by March. [...]
Teachers engage online, learn about ag resources
By Julie Tomascik Editor Regardless of the subject, agriculture has a place in the classroom, and teachers received tools and [...]
Texas wins big in national denim recycling contest
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Two West Texas FFA chapters and one 4-H club are taking home the green for [...]
Followill wins TFB Collegiate Discussion Meet
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Going virtual didn’t stop collegiate Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) members from diving into the Collegiate [...]
U.S. dairy looks to meet sustainability goals by 2050
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor U.S. dairy farmers are longtime leaders in sustainability and environmental stewardship, and a new dairy [...]
Ag, youth unite in show ring despite global pandemic
By Julie Tomascik Editor The lights are on, and the barns are full. The smell of fresh shavings and dirt [...]
Winter weather blankets parts of Texas
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Winter storms blanketed areas of Texas, including the Panhandle, High Plains, South Plains, Far West [...]
First commercial shipment of U.S. rice lands in China
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor China appeared to make further progress in opening its doors to U.S. agricultural commodities as [...]
EPA announces dicamba registration renewals
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Andrew Wheeler announced this week the agency has approved [...]