Hurricane Beryl barreled through Texas crops, ag infrastructure
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Hurricane Beryl tore through the Texas coast and traveled up through East Texas, leaving behind a path of destruction to crops, homes and agricultural infrastructure. Bay City farmer Carey [...]
TFB’s school grant program takes learning outside
By Julie Tomascik Editor In a technology-driven society, many schools are looking for avenues to incorporate hands-on activities or outside [...]
Prices, demand create mixed year for alternative crops
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Some alternative crops have had a mixed year with variable market conditions, a Texas A&M [...]
Farm returns remain down in 2019
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Farm returns are below two percent for the fifth consecutive year, according to American Farm [...]
Tech, USDA open cotton classing facility
By Macie Clugston TFB Communications Intern Texas Tech University and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) broke ground last month [...]
Free lesson plans available to Texas teachers
By Julie Tomascik Editor Agriculture can come to life in classrooms across the state thanks to Texas Farm Bureau’s (TFB) [...]
Trade focus of West Texas Legislative Summit
By Julie Tomascik Editor Trade and its impact on agriculture, energy and transportation was the focus of the West Texas [...]
Texans to save with tax-free weekend
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Texas shoppers can take advantage of the state’s annual sales tax holiday this weekend, Aug. [...]
Funds available for entrepreneurs in Ag Innovation Challenge
The American Farm Bureau Federation, in partnership with Farm Credit, has opened online applications for the 2020 Farm Bureau Ag [...]