Texas teachers attend National Ag in the Classroom Conference
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Six Texas teachers attended the National Agriculture in the Classroom Conference last month in Salt Lake City, Utah. The conference equips teachers on how to incorporate agricultural concepts into [...]
Native seed project expands to East Texas
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist A project focused on collecting seeds from native grass and forbs around the state will [...]
New annexation law protects Texas landowners
By Julie Tomascik Editor Texans who live outside a municipality and are targeted by annexation now have some additional protection. [...]
Upcoming ranch seminar for women
A Women’s Ranch Seminar, hosted by the Hill Country CattleWomen, Texas Farm Bureau, Texas Beef Council and Lyssy and Eckel [...]
Texas population grew to 28.3 million in 2017
The Texas population grew to 28.3 million people last year after gaining nearly 400,000 new residents in one year, according [...]
Researchers evaluate barley as grazing alternative
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist More acreage in Texas could be planted in barley as Texas A&M AgriLife researchers continue [...]
Trump to address Farm Bureau members at national meeting
Donald J. Trump, the 45th president of the United States, will address farm and ranch families from across the nation [...]
2017 one of the most destructive years on record
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Hurricanes, floods and wildfires struck Texas and the United States in what is considered to [...]
Cattle on feed increase in Texas, U.S.
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist The number of cattle on feed is up in Texas and the United States, according [...]