New bill would strengthen right to farm, ranch legislation
By Shelby Shank Field Editor State lawmakers are once again working to strengthen agricultural protections in Texas with HB 1964, a new measure aimed at ensuring municipalities comply with the recently passed right to [...]
AFBF economic team gives strategic view of ag sector
While farm income is down across the board, today’s farm economy is noticeably different than it was in the 1980s, [...]
Farm succession planning requires careful thought
Farm succession planning is complex and requires careful thought, according to David Marrison, associate professor, The Ohio State University Extension. [...]
Outlook for U.S. crop prices continues to be below average
The U.S. grain price outlook and crop demand for 2017-2018 will likely show no major changes, according to Dr. Pat [...]
Expanding herds, growing supply offset by strong demand
Consumers should see ample supplies of their favorite meats in 2017. Brisk demand will keep prices from falling too much [...]
U.S.-Cuba ag trade poised for growth
Opening trade with Cuba presents clear market opportunities for U.S. agriculture. Experts at a workshop at the 2017 American Farm [...]
Texans in top 10 in AFBF contests
By Julie Tomascik Editor Texas had a strong presence in the Young Farmer & Rancher competitions at the 98th American [...]
Stallman honored with AFBF Distinguished Service Award
The American Farm Bureau Federation presented one of its highest honors, the Distinguished Service Award, to Bob Stallman during AFBF’s [...]
U.S. Farmers & Ranchers Alliance debuts SMART Farm
The U.S. Farmers & Ranchers Alliance® (USFRA) recently introduced a new communications concept, called SMART Farm, aimed at bridging the [...]