AgLead XVII kicks off two-year leadership experience in Waco
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Emerging agricultural leaders from across the state gathered in Waco to launch AgLead XVII, the newest class of Texas Farm Bureau’s leadership program. AgLead is a two-year leadership development program [...]
Poultry vaccination a possibility for combating HPAI
A vaccination for poultry could be possible to help combat avian influenza, but there are challenges to a nationwide vaccination [...]
Nominations open for 2026 Farm Dog of the Year contest
Farmers and ranchers are invited to submit nominations for the 2026 Farm Bureau Farm Dog of the Year contest, [...]
EPA administrator addresses WOTUS, other issues with TFB members
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is working to protect the environment and grow the [...]
U.S., Mexico reach agreement to combat screwworm threat
By Julie Tomascik Editor This week, Mexico agreed to the U.S.’ demands in efforts to control the spread of the [...]
Students took a bite out of agriculture at Lampasas County Farm Bureau Ag Day
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist A hamburger may seem simple, but for Lampasas County students, it became a lesson in [...]
Brown County Farm Bureau donates protein to local food bank
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Families in need across Brown County are getting a helping hand from local farmers [...]
Texas Farm Bureau launches ag influencer contest
The search is on for the first Texas Ag Influencer of the Year. Texas Farm Bureau is launching a new [...]
Death taxes threaten family farms, ranches
The cost of inheriting the family farm or ranch will increase dramatically at the end of the year if [...]