Floods devastate Rio Grande Valley fields, crops
By Julie Tomascik Editor Relentless rain pummeled the Rio Grande Valley late last week, leaving thousands of acres of farmland underwater and causing widespread damage to homes, businesses, rural infrastructure and crops. Farmers in the [...]
Keeping landowners on the right side of the fence
Hundreds of miles of fence run through the Lone Star State, and questions surround those boundary strands. Who’s liable if [...]
TFB members take on Washington, D.C.
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Editor The voices of Texas farmers, ranchers and small business owners are being heard in Washington, [...]
Judge approves settlement to protect farmers’ privacy
The American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) and the National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) closed the final chapter of their lawsuit [...]
Wild hogs focus of Public Health Committee hearing
By Julie Tomascik Editor Wild hogs are a Texas-sized problem that’s growing exponentially with each litter. The Environmental Protection Agency’s [...]
Thornberry provides update on Red River legislation
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Editor Congressman Mac Thornberry has hope for the landowners along the Red River who fear losing [...]
Annual report recaps state, national beef checkoff programs
The Texas Beef Council (TBC) recently published the 2016 annual report highlighting key state and national programs in the areas [...]
Trump ready to protect, boast about agriculture
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Editor Texas Farm Bureau members in Washington, D.C. this week received an inside look at what [...]
Turkey hunting outlook bright in Texas
By Gary Joiner TFB Radio Network Manager Spring hunting in Texas for Rio Grande turkeys should be outstanding this year, [...]