Texas farmers, ranchers lose billions to 2024 weather disasters
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist For the third year in a row, Texas led the nation with the most significant agricultural losses related to weather. “This isn’t the category Texas wants to take the lead [...]
Safety is no accident on farms, ranches
By Shala Watson Multimedia Writer Spring is one of the busiest times in agriculture as farmers move equipment to the [...]
Bird flu found in U.S. commercial flock
A highly pathogenic strain of H7 avian influenza (HPAI) in a U.S. commercial flock has been confirmed by the U.S. [...]
Judge orders stay on warfarin use for wild pig control
A Texas Department of Agriculture rule change that would have allowed the use of a warfarin-based toxicant to control the wild [...]
Research leads to new link in citrus greening battle
U.S. citrus growers have been fighting citrus greening disease for more than 10 years since it was first discovered on [...]
Surviving eaglet rescued from nest
An eaglet rescued in late February from a nest after its mother was killed in north Harris County is being [...]
Farmers, ranchers concerned about trade retaliation with Mexico
By Landee Kieschnick TFB Communications Intern If President Donald Trump imposes a tariff on Mexican goods, which he has mentioned [...]
How to win in a low-trust world
By Zippy Duvall AFBF President Americans’ confidence and trust in key institutions is at a historical low, according to a [...]
Longtime voice of rodeo passes away
Rodeo announcer Hadley Barrett passed away Thursday, March 2. Rodeo fans young and old remember a true legend who was [...]