Floods devastate Rio Grande Valley fields, crops
By Julie Tomascik Editor Relentless rain pummeled the Rio Grande Valley late last week, leaving thousands of acres of farmland underwater and causing widespread damage to homes, businesses, rural infrastructure and crops. Farmers in the [...]
Citrus greening quarantine expands to Brazoria, Galveston counties
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Brazoria and Galveston counties are now included in the Texas citrus greening quarantine zone, according [...]
CSP Grassland Conservation Initiative signup extended
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is extending the deadline to Nov. 8 for eligible farmers and ranchers to enroll [...]
FFA teams visit TFB, prep for upcoming competitions
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor FFA chapters have been visiting Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) this month as students prepare for [...]
Young farmers, ranchers discuss trade, ag on Capitol Hill
By Julie Tomascik Editor Trade and regulatory reform were among the topics a group of young farmers and ranchers discussed [...]
Talking Texas peanuts with Mexico, Colombia
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter A group of leading food manufacturers from Mexico and Colombia are in Texas this week [...]
U.S., India continue trade negotiations
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Twelve U.S. senators, including John Cornyn and Ted Cruz of Texas, are urging the U.S. [...]
Cotton U to be at the Amarillo Farm & Ranch Show
An all-new cotton education program is scheduled for Dec. 5 at the Amarillo Farm & Ranch Show in Amarillo. Dubbed [...]
Quail forecast points to average, slightly below-average year
By Gary Joiner TFB Radio Network Manager Observations by landowners and quail researchers indicate an average to slightly below-average quail [...]