Abundance of dove expected for 2025 hunting season
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Texas dove hunters can expect a strong season this year, according to reports from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD). According to the agency’s latest Dove Population Status Report, [...]
Texas vegetable grower faces challenges
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor A man leans against a dusty pickup truck, surveying the field before him. A full [...]
Hunting, fishing licenses on sale
All current hunting and fishing licenses, except the year-to-date fishing license, expire at the end of August, and new licenses [...]
Late summer drought hurts Texas pecan crop
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Some holiday dessert tables may be missing a fan favorite this year. It looks to [...]
Texas A&M veterinary students receive TFB assistance
By Julie Tomascik Editor Animal agriculture is a large part of the Lone Star State, and farmers and ranchers need [...]
Changes announced to Endangered Species Act
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced significant changes to the Endangered Species Act (ESA) [...]
Dry conditions increase wildfire risk
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Lack of rain and increased temperatures has the Lone Star State facing growing drought conditions [...]
Online private land stewardship lessons available
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Private land stewardship is vital to Texas working lands, which account for nearly 83 percent [...]
Urge Congress to support Broadband Data Improvement Act
Farmers and ranchers have an opportunity to show lawmakers the importance of accurate rural broadband maps. The bipartisan Broadband Data [...]