Texas plant receives USDA grant for meat processing
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist One Texas business was awarded funds through the latest round of grants from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Meat and Poultry Processing Expansion Program and Local Meat Capacity Grant [...]
Corn, some sorghum planting underway
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter There may be snow on the ground in other parts of the nation, but planters [...]
YF&R program cultivates legacy of Texas agriculture
By Julie Tomascik Editor Grow. Learn. Aspire. Texas agriculture has a bright future, and young farmers and ranchers are taking [...]
Navigating the Electronic Logging Device mandate
By Julie Tomascik Editor When Jeff Croft hauls a load of cattle from his Anderson County ranch to the feedyard [...]
Hurricane Harvey’s impact on Texas citrus undetermined
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Hurricane Harvey’s winds and water have long since receded, but the storm’s full impact on [...]
Guar studies aim to inform farmers
By Jennifer Dorsett Field Editor Texas A&M AgriLife researchers are conducting several studies to help farmers understand guar and the [...]
USDA unveils website focused on farmers
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist A new website dedicated to supplying information, tools and advice to America’s farmers and ranchers [...]
TAHC releases Kleberg County fever tick quarantine
The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Cattle Fever Tick Eradication Program (USDA-CFTEP) released the [...]
EPA delays WOTUS implementation
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter There is good news for American landowners. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has decided not [...]