Mexico revokes GE corn decree to comply with USMCA ruling
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist The Mexican government officially lifted its ban on genetically engineered (GE) corn imports from the U.S. earlier this month after the U.S. successfully argued the measure violated commitments under the [...]
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. [...]