New bill would strengthen right to farm, ranch legislation
By Shelby Shank Field Editor State lawmakers are once again working to strengthen agricultural protections in Texas with HB 1964, a new measure aimed at ensuring municipalities comply with the recently passed right to [...]
LEGO to make pieces from sugarcane
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist LEGO has announced plans to make bricks using plant-based plastic sourced from sugarcane. The move, [...]
China warms up to U.S. beef
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter For the first time in 14 years, China has reopened its doors to American beef. [...]
Drought conditions improve, concern remains in Panhandle
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Drought conditions have improved in Texas, but some regions are still suffering from lack of [...]
Bowers recognized at AFBF YF&R conference
By Julie Tomascik Editor During the American Farm Bureau Federation’s Young Farmer & Rancher (YF&R) Conference, Chandler and Jenna Bowers [...]
Overgrazing in drought conditions could bring invasive species
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Drought conditions bring high concern for wildfire activity. But the lack of rain in many [...]
Deadline approaches for TFB Collegiate Discussion Meet
By Julie Tomascik Editor In college and like to discuss agricultural topics? Submit your application to participate in this year’s [...]
Are essential oils safe for pets?
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Veterinarians and animal groups are encouraging pet owners who use essential oils to double-check their [...]
Onion season could see later, more traditional start in 2018
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist The onion season appears to be on track for a traditional start after last year’s [...]