Mexico agrees to deliver Rio Grande water to U.S.
By Julie Tomascik Editor The Mexican government agreed to immediately transfer Rio Grande water from international reservoirs to the U.S., following years of delayed water deliveries under the 1944 Water Treaty. Mexico also agreed to [...]
Recent executive orders could lead to immigration reform
President Donald Trump’s recent orders addressing border security could be a step toward Congress’ consideration of immigration reform, according to [...]
Wildfire prevention—before it’s too late
By Landee Kieschnick TFB Communications Intern Without a warning, wildfires can spread across hundreds, even thousands, of acres, leaving livestock, [...]
Texas Farm Bureau member named King Citrus
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Editor For decades, he has dedicated his life to the Texas citrus industry. Last week, former [...]
It’s time to plant fruit trees
If you hope to enjoy fresh Texas peaches, plums or other fruits in the coming years, the time to plant [...]
Texas dairy industry expands production
By Landee Kieschnick TFB Communications Intern The United States Department of Agriculture recently reported that milk production in the top [...]
Texas agricultural programs lead youth development
By Landee Kieschnick Communications Intern Texas is known for doing everything bigger. Big hats, big steaks and big dreams. Across [...]
AFBF awaits rule on new food labeling law
A rule from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is expected soon regarding the disclosure of ingredients derived from bioengineering, [...]
Bills filed to repeal death tax
The American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) has endorsed bipartisan legislation in the House and Senate to repeal the federal estate [...]