Texas farmers optimistic about wheat crop, despite low prices
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Texas farmers are feeling optimistic about this year’s wheat crop despite low prices. Texas remains one of the largest winter wheat-producing states along with Kansas, Oklahoma and Colorado. Wheat [...]
SCOTUS allows landowners to challenge WOTUS
A unanimous Supreme Court ruled late last week that landowners may challenge the federal government whenever the Army Corps of [...]
Grill by the numbers
By Justin Green Staff Writer Americans love holidays. They also love to grill. Put those together and you have a [...]
Red snapper season underway
The season for red snapper, a highly prized fish in the northern Gulf of Mexico, is underway. Despite the species [...]
U.S. agricultural equipment export numbers drop
U.S.-made agricultural equipment exports continue to drop as commodity prices steadily fall. In the first quarter of 2016, exports of [...]
Several Texas counties declared state of disaster during floods
Rains have been a blessing and a curse this year, bringing much needed moisture and causing flooding in several parts [...]
GAO to investigate 2015 drop in cattle prices
Following a request from the Senate Judiciary Committee, a watchdog U.S. agency will investigate the fall of 2015 cattle prices. [...]
Corn exports add $74.7 billion to economy
Exports of U.S. corn and corn products generated $74.7 billion in annual economic output in 2014, according to a new [...]
Teachers get to the science of agriculture
Although the school year is over, teachers are using the summer to build their skills to improve student learning in [...]