Nominations open for Ag in the Classroom Outstanding Teacher
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Teachers who incorporate agriculture into their classrooms to help students understand more about food, fiber and fuel can earn recognition from Texas Farm Bureau (TFB). Each year, the state’s largest [...]
Anderson County farmers, ranchers help out after Harvey
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter When Hurricane Harvey forced the cancellation of their weekend plans, a group of young farmers [...]
AFBF, livestock groups request ELD waiver
The American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) and seven livestock organizations have requested a waiver and exemption from the fast approaching [...]
U.S. requests WTO investigation of Chinese tariffs
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The United States is taking action to protect opportunities for American grain farmers in China. [...]
Celebrating ag, community at West Texas Fair & Rodeo
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Editor Live music, pig races, livestock shows and more await families of all shapes and sizes [...]
Texas rancher fights to survive
By Julie Tomascik Editor The phone rings and Craig Miller answers, expecting the usual—an update on hunting conditions. But what [...]
Hurricane Irma threatened Florida agriculture
Hurricane Irma made landfall in Florida over the weekend, bringing challenges to agriculture in the state. Irma hit the Florida [...]
Farm income projected to rise slightly
Net cash income and net farm income are both forecast to rise in 2017 relative to 2016 estimates, according to [...]
Operation Hay Drop feeds livestock during disaster
Animal emergency response efforts continue to be a team effort in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey. With many areas still [...]