EPA administrator addresses WOTUS, other issues with TFB members
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is working to protect the environment and grow the economy while still keeping the needs of U.S. agriculture in mind. During a recent visit [...]
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 [...]
New report shows economic impact of Texas ag exports
About 35 percent of U.S. farm income comes from selling agricultural products overseas. And potential trade disruption could have a [...]