Texas Farm Bureau 2026 scholarship applications are open
By Julie Tomascik Editor Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) continues its longstanding commitment to support and invest in the next generation of agricultural leaders through scholarships. In 2026, TFB will award over $500,000 in state-level scholarships, [...]
Beef 706 a prime experience for young ranchers
By Julie Tomascik Editor Texas cattlemen and women have a legacy to uphold, a brand to be proud of and [...]
Japan, China, USMCA represent important U.S. export markets
Trade negotiations by the U.S. offer hope of improved export market access, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF). [...]
VSV quarantines may restrict interstate movement of horses
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Texans who plan to travel out-of-state with their horses are encouraged to first check with [...]
Wildfire preparedness publications available
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist As wildfire season begins to pick up, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is giving homeowners [...]
Wine grape yields down, quality exceptional
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Texas wine grape vineyards have had a challenging year, but consumers could be in for [...]
Nematode-resistant cotton varieties in trial stages
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Cotton growers may soon have an additional tool in the fight against nematodes. PhytoGen is [...]
Horse fly population up in Texas
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Horse flies have been a major problem for Texas livestock this year, according to a [...]
Timber theft a growing concern for East Texas
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor On the surface, timber theft sounds like a made-up problem. But it happens often, Texas [...]