San Patricio County farmers see mixed yields for cotton, sorghum
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Timely spring rains and scattered summer showers helped San Patricio County farmers bring in an average cotton crop this year, but grain sorghum yields told a different story. About two-thirds [...]
EPA reiterates glyphosate decision
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Just days before the next Roundup trial was slated to begin in Missouri, the Environmental [...]
Mentorship program available for ag tech, dairy foods startups
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Dairy Farmers of America (DFA) is looking to recruit ag technology and dairy food product [...]
Teachers learn about agriculture through TFB workshops
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist School may have been out for summer, but that didn’t stop Texas teachers from learning [...]
AgriLife works to develop climate-smart sorghum
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Grain sorghum, with the ability to adapt to its climate, could potentially suppress soil nitrification [...]
USDA opens enrollment for ARC, PLC
Farmers and ranchers can now enroll in the Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) and Price Loss Coverage (PLC) programs for the [...]
Dove season success dependent on food, water access
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Dove season is underway, and while conditions were good for opening weekend, success will be [...]
ASF focus of North American animal health meeting
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist North American animal health officials met recently to discuss preventative measures concerning African swine fever [...]
State of disaster issued for Texas counties
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Gov. Greg Abbott issued a state of disaster in late August due to drought conditions [...]