Bill aims to protect Texas livestock from screwworm threat
By Julie Tomascik Editor A bill introduced in Congress aims to safeguard livestock and wildlife in Texas and the U.S. from the New World screwworm, a destructive pest that once devastated ranches across the southern [...]
Two areas released from fever tick quarantine
The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) and U.S. Department of Agriculture Cattle Fever Tick Eradication Program (USDA-CFTEP) recently announced the [...]
Texas cotton farmer headed north for harvest
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Cotton is king in Texas, but dry days and hot temperatures devastated the crop in [...]
Bringing home the wild game harvest
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor You’ve bagged the big one. That buck you’ve had your eye on for months. Congratulations. [...]
A tale of two Lamb County cotton fields
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor It wasn’t the best of times for any Texas cotton farmer, but 2018 was the [...]
Texas Farm Bureau leaders tour farms in Chile
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor More than 5,000 miles away, resilience and dedication to innovative agriculture flourishes in Chile where [...]
Second dove season presents challenge of finding birds
By Gary Joiner TFB Radio Network Manager Hunters headed afield for the second dove season in Texas have a challenge [...]
Tariffs take toll on Texas pecans
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter It has been a tough year for Texas pecan growers. Mother Nature’s whims, pests, increased [...]
USDA establishes bioengineered food disclosure standard
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) established the National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Standard on Thursday, [...]