Overreaching Department of Labor rule halted
The American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) and other industry coalition members achieved a crucial win on a labor rule in November that will help farmers across the country. AFBF and its partners were granted [...]
WASDE: Soybeans bearish, corn, wheat somewhat bullish
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Editor Exports of American wheat, soybeans and cotton are forecast higher this month, according to the [...]
Wet weather in store for Texas
After months of drought steadily creeping higher across parts of Texas and wildfire risks increasing, there may be some much [...]
U.S. House passes resolution against BLM overreach
By Gene Hall Publisher It was more evidence that things have changed in the nation’s capital this year. The U.S. [...]
FarmHer movement sheds light on women in agriculture
By Landee Kieschnick TFB Communications Intern Women play a vital role in agriculture. To capture the role of women on [...]
Sorghum farmers urged to take part in pest survey
Sugarcane aphids are spreading with a vengeance, and Texas farmers are trying to get a grip on these pests with [...]
Soil Health Short Course offers educational information
The Texas Soil Health Short Course will focus on building a functioning foundation Feb. 22-23 at the Region 9 Educational [...]
Winter wheat acreage hits century low
By Shala Watson Multimedia Writer High supplies have pushed wheat prices down, forcing farmers across the U.S. to reduce their [...]
Texas data critical in agricultural statistics
Agricultural surveys serve a critical role in farm policy decisions because they inform elected leaders on what’s happening on U.S. [...]