Just-In Traps recognized in Ag Innovation Challenge
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist A Texas agricultural startup placed in the top 10 semi-finalists of the 2025 Farm Bureau Ag Innovation Challenge. The company’s autonomous feral hog trap helped the entrepreneurs place in the [...]
Stress, transportation affect cattle health, growth
By Shala Watson Staff Writer More calves get sick during the fall than any other season, which can lead to [...]
Record low response to USDA crop surveys
U.S Department of Agriculture (USDA) surveys are sent to tens of thousands of U.S. farmers to help calculate payments to [...]
Where are the doves?
Texas dove hunters in much of the central zone have reported slow hunting and scattered birds since the opening of [...]
Egg production on the rise
Whether you like them boiled, scrambled or fried, one thing is for sure–there are plenty of eggs to go around. [...]
Northeast Texas residents, hunters advised to be bear aware
Wildlife biologists are advising hunters, ranchers and rural residents in Northeast Texas of a handful of confirmed black bear sightings [...]
More students choose ag at Texas universities
By Shala Watson Staff Writer Texas agriculture is growing, and the trend at universities in the Lone Star State shows [...]
Dow, DuPont merger likely delayed
Antitrust officials in the European Union plan to take more time to consider potential competition issues that may be caused [...]
Pasture, Rangeland and Forage Insurance deadline nears
Ranchers are familiar with how dry Texas can get, and the 2011 drought is a strong reminder of a difficult [...]