Doorways to Agriculture reaches 31,000 students, teachers
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Texas Farm Bureau’s (TFB) Doorways to Agriculture exhibit made learning about agriculture fun and engaging for over 31,000 students and teachers who visited major livestock shows this spring. The [...]
Rice gene could help fight issues with drought, flooding
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist New research could help Texas rice growers deal with inconsistent weather patterns. A recent study [...]
FDA steps up romaine lettuce surveillance
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has linked a deadly E. coli outbreak to an [...]
Texas Farm Bureau continues to grow
By Russell Boening Texas Farm Bureau President Another membership year has come and gone, and we have once again achieved [...]
Ag groups stress need for farm bill completion
Warning the financial security of America’s farmers and ranchers is in jeopardy, 16 agricultural organizations, including the American Farm Bureau [...]
Rains help drought, delay harvest across state
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Recent rains and flooding have flipped the script on drought conditions, leaving Texas facing a [...]
Deer season to open with varying expectations
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Greener pastures and possibly fewer deer. That’s what Texas hunters can expect to see when [...]
Verdict accepted in Roundup trial
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The California school groundskeeper who sued Monsanto Company alleging their glyphosate-based herbicides Roundup and RangerPro [...]
EPA extends dicamba registration
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Cotton and soybean farmers who use dicamba-resistant seeds will maintain their right to use dicamba-containing [...]