Texas cattle herd grows slightly, U.S. numbers drop
By Julie Tomascik Editor The latest cattle inventory report shows the Texas cattle herd grew slightly since January 2024, but the overall U.S. herd remains near record low numbers. In Texas, there were 12.2 million [...]
New site helps rural areas bridge broadband gap
A new webpage featuring information about the importance of rural e-Connectivity was launched this week. It also highlights the ways [...]
USDA: Sick cow poses no risk to food supply, human health
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) reports there is no present risk to the food [...]
Dove season impacted by drought conditions
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Dove hunters across the state may have varying levels of success due to drought conditions [...]
Applications available for TFB Free Enterprise Speech Contest
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Students interested in gaining communication skills, advancing their leadership skills and potentially earning scholarship money [...]
Action on ag labor bill possible this fall
When House lawmakers return to Capitol Hill after their August recess, the legislative clock will be counting down to the [...]
UTRGV adds sustainable agriculture, food systems major
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter To help its students fulfill their dreams while also helping communities across the nation, the [...]
USDA outlines plan to help farmers impacted by tariffs
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Just hours after President Trump announced a new trade agreement with Mexico, U.S. Secretary of [...]
AgriLife, University of Florida study guar crop in Texas
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Scientists from Texas A&M AgriLife and the University of Florida are teaming up to increase [...]