USDA, Department of Justice to investigate input prices
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and Department of Justice (DOJ) are working together to ensure foreign influences are not impacting farmers’ input costs. “As I was traveling around the [...]
Drought, rains hurt Texas cotton
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter While recent rainfall has led to strung out cotton with sprouting in some parts of [...]
Another record corn crop?
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter American farmers could produce the second largest corn crop on record if the U.S. Department [...]
Oh SOY! USDA predicts record-breaking crop
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter U.S. soybean growers could break “a record on top of a record” if the U.S. [...]
WOTUS blocked in Texas, two other states
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist A federal judge in Texas blocked implementation of the Waters of the U.S. (WOTUS) rule [...]
Young farmers, ranchers get a look at East Texas ag
By Julie Tomascik Editor High cotton, tall timber and the state’s working prison farms were part of the 2018 Young [...]
Floyd-Briscoe CFB hosts discussion meet
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist The fourth annual Floyd-Briscoe County Farm Bureau (CFB) Discussion Meet took place last weekend as [...]
Farm Bureau urges timely passage of farm bill
Time is running out before the current farm bill expires, but the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) is hopeful Congress [...]
Fighting for fairness in eminent domain
By Julie Tomascik Editor Neil Walter stands on his Coryell County ranch looking out over the rolling hills. The grass [...]