Collegiate Farm Bureau involvement shows growth in Texas
By Julie Tomascik Editor A collegiate agricultural organization is taking root across university campuses in Texas, where a growing number of students are joining to promote agriculture, grow their professional networks and strengthen their skills. [...]
Texas wheat crop escapes major damage
By Shala Watson Multimedia Writer Texas is no stranger to unpredictable weather patterns and the end of April brought a [...]
EPA accepts comments on rules, regulations
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Editor It’s time to weigh in on the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) rules and regulations. EPA [...]
Wild pig control method focus of Senate committee
By Julie Tomascik Editor A Texas Senate committee left a contentious bill mandating increased studies of wild pig control methods [...]
Educational GMO outreach included in omnibus spending bill
Congress has allocated funds to help the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) fight misconceptions about genetically modified organisms (GMOs). About [...]
Building stronger relationships with Texas legislators
By Shala Watson Multimedia Writer Texas farmers and ranchers took agriculture beyond the fence to the state’s Capitol during a [...]
WOTUS withdrawal moves forward
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Editor The nation is one step closer to being free of the controversial Waters of the [...]
Perdue: Administration ready to support agriculture
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Editor The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) wants to let the agricultural community do what they [...]
Transform approved for Texas cotton
Effective immediately through a special Section 18 emergency permit, Transform WG is available for restricted use in cotton to control [...]