Helpful tips to prevent snake encounters this spring
By Shelby Shank Field Editor With warmer temperatures on the horizon, snakes are becoming more active across Texas, increasing the chances of human encounters. Experts advise residents to take precautions to minimize negative interactions with [...]
Bill proposes to eliminate estate tax
Recently introduced in the Senate, the Farm Bureau-backed Death Tax Repeal Act of 2019 (S 215) would give farmers, ranchers [...]
TFB Collegiate Discussion Meet applications now available
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) will once again offer college students an opportunity to develop problem-solving [...]
Growing fruit and nut trees in Texas
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Garden centers and nurseries across the state are beginning to see an increase in fruit [...]
Scholarships available to teachers attending Ag in the Classroom conference
Opportunities to use agriculture as an educational component in the classroom are endless. Now, teachers can receive scholarships to [...]
Farm Bureau talks USMCA progress
Once implemented, the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), set to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement, provides U.S. agriculture with continued [...]
Bills seek more transparency, fairness in eminent domain cases
By Julie Tomascik Editor In a rapidly growing state, many Texas private property owners face the threat of eminent domain. [...]
Bring agriculture to life in the classroom
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist What’s the science behind growing healthy plants? What does that mean for the Texas and [...]
TFB YF&R Conference scheduled for March 29-31
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist The future of Texas agriculture starts now with the next generation of farmers and ranchers. [...]