Texas pastures enter summer in good shape
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Texas pastures and rangeland remain in good shape well into summer thanks to abundant rainfall, but rising temperatures and humidity are increasing the risk of heat stress for livestock. Additional [...]
Texas students learn how apples grow through Farm From School
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Texas students learned how apples grow during a virtual Farm From School visit with Idalou [...]
Limited storage capacity in Texas for large crop harvest
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Texas farmers saw low prices and limited storage for this year’s grain harvest. The strong [...]
USDA announces plan to rebuild U.S. beef herd, lower retail prices
By Julie Tomascik Editor The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced a new plan last week aimed at rebuilding [...]
Lawmaker encourages water treaty inclusion in trade agreement
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter A U.S. Congresswoman from Texas is urging the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) to include [...]
Hunters reminded of fever tick quarantine zones
Hunters have additional requirements for moving white-tailed deer, nilgai, antelope, black buck, axis deer and other exotic cervid hide-on carcasses, [...]
Fourth graders learn about ag with Clay County Farm Bureau
By Julie Tomascik Editor Clay County Farm Bureau opened the farm gate to more than 125 fourth graders for hands-on [...]
TFB serves as title sponsor for TDA Family Land Heritage Ceremony
The Family Land Heritage program sponsored by the Texas Department of Agriculture recently honored 68 Texas family farms and ranches [...]
Kaufman CFB donation helps local students gain hands-on cattle experience
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist The Kemp FFA chapter is getting a boost in hands-on agricultural education thanks to a [...]