Book signing highlights 2024 AFBFA Book of the Year
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist A book showcasing seasons changing, relationships and a tree orchard was featured at a book signing at Texas Farm Bureau’s (TFB) 91st Annual Meeting. Roxanne Troup, the author of My [...]
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 [...]
Cattle lice thrive in winter weather
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist A common pest—lice—can bite into ranchers’ profits during the winter season when longer coats on [...]