Texas A&M sophomore competes in AFBF Collegiate Discussion Meet
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist College students from across the nation competed in American Farm Bureau Federation’s (AFBF) Collegiate Discussion Meet in early March. Texas Farm Bureau was represented by David Kendrick, a sophomore at [...]
Wildfire preparedness workshop set for June 22
Texas Panhandle landowners are invited to attend a workshop designed to help better prepare for wildfires. The one-day Wildfire Preparedness [...]
‘Pink slime’ lawsuit begins in South Dakota
The billion-dollar defamation suit against ABC over its coverage of lean, finely textured beef, or “pink slime” as ABC called [...]
Applications open for Young Farmer & Rancher contests
Big or small. Organic or conventional. Grass-fed or grain-fed. Each operation is unique, and every farmer and rancher has a [...]
Trump administration unwinding WOTUS rule
By Gary Joiner TFB Radio Network Manager A proposal by the Trump administration to withdraw the “Waters of the U.S.” [...]
Bee colony losses down for U.S. beekeepers
The number of honey bee colonies lost last year is down from the previous year and shows an improvement over [...]
Funding for Texas Tech veterinary school included in budget
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Editor Despite news Texas Tech University put its plans for a veterinary school on hold, state [...]
Pond, fish management vital during summer months
As temperatures increase across the state and as summer nears, it’s important for landowners to maintain healthy ponds and fish [...]
Farmland sales jump double-digits
Farmers National Company reports that a trifecta of sales metrics show double-digit jumps in farmland sales. The landowner services firm [...]