Texas Farm Bureau urges lawmakers to act as screwworm threat intensifies
By Julie Tomascik Editor New World screwworm cases are surging just south of the Texas-Mexico border, and ranchers say the clock is ticking to prevent a reinfestation that could devastate Texas livestock production and cost [...]
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 [...]
U.S. allowed to join Texas, New Mexico water wars
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Report A Supreme Court case involving Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, the federal government and water from [...]
Brady encouraged by NAFTA talks, benefits for agriculture
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Following the seventh round of re-negotiation talks in Mexico City, Congressman Kevin Brady of Texas [...]
Drought, feed costs drive feedlot numbers
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The number of cattle in American feedlots suggests the cattle industry is back to pre-2012 [...]
Rainfall relieves some drought, delays planting
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter With much of the state suffering under drought conditions, recent rains have been a welcome [...]