U.S., Mexico reach deal to assist water deliveries for Texas farmers
By Julie Tomascik Editor An amended 1944 water treaty between the U.S. and Mexico may offer some relief to Rio Grande Valley farmers grappling with severe water shortages. The International Boundary and Water Commission [...]
AFBF economic team gives strategic view of ag sector
While farm income is down across the board, today’s farm economy is noticeably different than it was in the 1980s, [...]
Farm succession planning requires careful thought
Farm succession planning is complex and requires careful thought, according to David Marrison, associate professor, The Ohio State University Extension. [...]
Outlook for U.S. crop prices continues to be below average
The U.S. grain price outlook and crop demand for 2017-2018 will likely show no major changes, according to Dr. Pat [...]
Expanding herds, growing supply offset by strong demand
Consumers should see ample supplies of their favorite meats in 2017. Brisk demand will keep prices from falling too much [...]
U.S.-Cuba ag trade poised for growth
Opening trade with Cuba presents clear market opportunities for U.S. agriculture. Experts at a workshop at the 2017 American Farm [...]
Texans in top 10 in AFBF contests
By Julie Tomascik Editor Texas had a strong presence in the Young Farmer & Rancher competitions at the 98th American [...]
Stallman honored with AFBF Distinguished Service Award
The American Farm Bureau Federation presented one of its highest honors, the Distinguished Service Award, to Bob Stallman during AFBF’s [...]
U.S. Farmers & Ranchers Alliance debuts SMART Farm
The U.S. Farmers & Ranchers Alliance® (USFRA) recently introduced a new communications concept, called SMART Farm, aimed at bridging the [...]