Collegiate Farm Bureau involvement shows growth in Texas
By Julie Tomascik Editor A collegiate agricultural organization is taking root across university campuses in Texas, where a growing number of students are joining to promote agriculture, grow their professional networks and strengthen their skills. [...]
New market for cotton could push demand, prices higher
A new trend in athletic clothing could help give the cotton industry a much-needed boost. Athleisurewear, athletic-inspired clothing that can [...]
Farmers applaud EPA proposal to expand use of Enlist Duo
Farmers across the U.S. applauded the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) decision to amend the registration of Enlist Duo to extend [...]
Conference explores world of opportunities
Hispanics are the nation’s fastest growing minority group, and the population is very young. Hispanic students in Texas and across [...]
Texas veterinarian receives VMLRP award
Regions all across the U.S. are struggling to meet the demand for food animal veterinarians due to widespread shortages. The [...]
Groundwater district plan recognizes water right
By Jessica Domel News Editor A South Texas groundwater district is making history. In what is believed to be a [...]
USDA raises corn, soybean estimates again
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) raised its corn and soybean estimates again in its November World Agricultural Supply and [...]
Texas A&M veterinary college opens new $120M complex
State leaders, officials and members of academia were among hundreds who gathered for Texas A&M University’s College of Veterinary Medicine [...]
USDA 2017 CSP signup begins
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) is the nation’s largest conservation program with 70 million acres [...]