Cotton crop will have an impact on gins, warehouses
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist A bad cotton crop spells disaster for the gins and the numerous other businesses and economies that rely on the crop. “Reduced production from this year’s cotton crop not only [...]
Ag programs advance in appropriations
Congress has a few days left to complete the 2020 appropriations process before a continuing resolution expires, and the U.S. [...]
USDA issues second round of trade aid
The second round of trade aid through the Market Facilitation Program (MFP) is expected to begin this week. “This second [...]
U.S. poultry farmers regain access to China
By Julie Tomascik Editor U.S. poultry is flocking back to China after the country announced it is lifting its ban [...]
Accurate 2020 Census count important for rural Texas
By Gary Joiner TFB Radio Network Manager Texas residents will receive an invitation early next year to participate in the [...]
High school barbecue teams compete in world food contest
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Smoke, spice jars and barbecue were on full display as students from across Texas participated [...]
DeWitt County Farm Bureau reaches historic membership gain
In rural Texas, some things never change. Small town camaraderie. Crops and cattle. Friday night lights. DeWitt County Farm [...]
Women in Ag survey reveals leadership, business acumen
Women in ag are active advocates for agriculture and successful business owners interested in filling leadership roles, according to a [...]
Deadline nears for pasture, rangeland, forage insurance
The deadline to sign up for Pasture, Rangeland and Forage (PRF) insurance is Friday, Nov. 15. PRF is a risk [...]