U.S., Canada, Mexico threaten new tariffs
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Citing national security concerns, U.S. President Donald Trump announced over the weekend his plan to implement new tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico and China until the countries take [...]
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 [...]
New initiative to connect ag with health
The Internet and social media can serve as a source to spread information about agriculture—both good and bad. The majority [...]
Texas Forestry BMP goes mobile
Foresters, landowners and contractors across the state can now access the Texas Forestry Best Management Practices (BMP) Handbook on their [...]
Quail hunting season opens Saturday
By Jessica Domel News Editor A trifecta of conditions has led to a “perfect storm of quail” for hunters in [...]
Texas wheat acreage continues to drop
By Shala Watson Staff Writer Texas is ranked fifth in the nation for wheat production, generating 106.5 million bushels in [...]
Consolidation is opportunity for independent seed companies
Despite concerns felt across the country regarding the agricultural consolidation wave, independent seed companies see potential benefits. The seed and [...]