Limited storage capacity in Texas for large crop harvest
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Texas farmers saw low prices and limited storage for this year’s grain harvest. The strong production in Texas and across the U.S., along with heavy carryover stocks, continue to weigh [...]
Texas A&M-branded oysters coming soon?
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Ordering a dozen oysters may soon include the option for a Texas A&M-branded variety. “We [...]
Texas dairy industry cream of the U.S. crop
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor The continued growth of the Texas dairy industry shows no signs of slowing down, despite [...]
Save with Farm Bureau member benefits, services
It pays to be a Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) member. Take advantage of several member benefits and services to help [...]
Texas landowner workshops back for 2020
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Being a landowner is a point of pride for many Texans. But landowners, farmers and [...]
Record number of Texas acres treated with prescribed burns
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor More Texans are turning to prescribed burns to manage land and mitigate wildfire danger, according [...]
USDA outlines risk management program for hemp farmers
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced the availability of two risk management programs that protect hemp farmers’ crops from [...]
Farmers can nominate schools for STEM grants
Demand for jobs that require science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) skills are expected to continue growing. Developing these skills [...]
Beef Quality Assurance updates online modules
Building on its updated National Manual launched in Summer 2019, the Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) program has updated its online [...]