Ranching roots run deep for McKenzie family in Far West Texas
By Shelby Shank Field Editor For generations, the McKenzie family land has been more than a ranch. It’s been a home. A place where children learned to ride before they could walk, long days [...]
Texas hunters set sights on favorable dove season
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is forecasting a favorable dove season this fall. [...]
Journey 2050 helps students understand food sustainability
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Students can now travel to a virtual farm to explore food sustainability around the world, [...]
Keep livestock water troughs clean this summer
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor During this time of year, water troughs are ideal breeding grounds for algae, thanks to [...]
Kissing bug population spikes in Texas
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor The brown and yellow-striped insects called kissing bugs may have a funny name, but the [...]
Texas Farm Bureau launches Ag Inquiry Science Fair
By Julie Tomascik Editor To help fifth-grade students explore agriculture and better understand the science involved in farming and ranching, [...]
Non-GMO, herbicide-tolerant sorghum available
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Advanta Seeds U.S. has released a first-of-its-kind sorghum technology that is non-GMO, yet herbicide-tolerant, providing [...]
Fly control important for livestock health
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor External parasites aren’t just an annoyance to livestock. The extra energy expended by constant head-tossing, [...]
Additional round of coronavirus aid expected
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Agricultural organizations say additional assistance for farmers and ranchers reeling from the economic effects of [...]