Texas pasture, rangeland conditions continue to vary
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Texas pastures and rangelands continue to show a mixed bag of conditions, according to the latest Texas Crop Progress and Condition report. While recent rains have brought much needed relief [...]
Ag science teachers attend Mini Ag Institute
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Agricultural science teachers from across the Lone Star State attended Texas Farm Bureau’s (TFB) Mini [...]
New online tool helps farmers find loans that fit their operation
A new online tool can help farmers and ranchers find information on U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) farm loans that [...]
FCC prepares to launch Precision Ag Connectivity Task Force
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is forming a new task force to advise the commission on how to ensure farmers [...]
USDA making payments for Dairy Margin Coverage program
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Farm Service Agency (FSA) opened enrollment for the Dairy Margin Coverage (DMC) program on [...]
Brisket prices rise with popularity
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Demand for brisket continues to rise, but prices are reaching all-time highs, Dr. David Anderson, [...]
Armyworm outbreak possible following Tropical Storm Barry
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Fall armyworms could be more prevalent following rainfall from Tropical Storm Barry, according to a [...]
Stay prepared during hurricane season
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist As hurricane season continues, officials urge Texans to make emergency and disaster preparations. “It’s vital [...]
U.S. House committee passes farmer bankruptcy bill
The House Judiciary Committee on July 11 passed a bill that will help more family farmers avoid liquidation or foreclosure, [...]