Ag emissions fall to lowest levels in 10 years
America’s farmers and ranchers are leading the way in greenhouse gas emission reduction through voluntary conservation efforts and market-based incentives. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released the Inventory of U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions and [...]
USDA safety net coverage enrollment ends Aug. 1
Farmers and ranchers who chose coverage from safety net programs—Agricultural Risk Coverage (ARC) and Price Loss Coverage (PLC)–have through Aug. [...]
Veterinary Feed Directive webinars available
Have questions about how the Veterinary Feed Directive (VFD) will impact you? A series of webinars hosted by GlobalVetLINK will [...]
Feral swine damage water quality
No matter the water source, feral swine will muddy it. And destroy pastures, fields and other property along the way. [...]
Landowner liability highlighted in lease document
If you let someone on your property, are you betting the farm? What's your landowner liability? Those are questions Judon Fambrough, [...]
Bayer raises bid for Monsanto
After Bayer AG’s initial bid for Monsanto Co. was rebuffed, the company has increased their offer to $125 a share [...]
Feeling the Texas heat?
By Adam Russell Texas A&M AgriLife Communications Texas cattle and livestock are starting to feel the heat as summer temperatures [...]
New caucus formed to focus on rural broadband
A group of senators launched a new caucus to focus on strengthening broadband infrastructure and deployment across the country, according [...]
TFB submits comments on organic welfare rule
Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) issued comments in opposition of the proposed revisions to the National Organic Program, because both organic [...]