Livestock supply points established for wildfire donations
By Julie Tomascik Editor Donations of hay, feed and fencing supplies are being accepted at livestock supply points to help Texas Panhandle ranchers impacted by the devastating wildfires. Livestock supply points have been established [...]
Federal report released on West fertilizer explosion
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) need to tighten their standards for ammonium [...]
Report: U.S. the ‘largest beneficiary’ of TPP
A new report says that while all member countries of the Trans-Pacific Partnership stand to benefit from the trade agreement, [...]
Several years of tighter credit ahead?
Credit problems are increasing due to tighter margins, weather problems in some regions of the country, reductions in the level [...]
TFB members on Beef Checkoff boards
Three Texas Farm Bureau members have been named to the Texas Beef Council (TBC) and the Beef Promotion and Research [...]
Sugarcane aphid webinar set for Feb. 1
By Rod Santa Ana AgriLife Extension To improve their chances of a successful 2016 grain sorghum crop in Texas, growers [...]
Texas remains drought-free
Nearly one month into the new year, and the Lone Star State remains drought-free. And the U.S. Drought Outlooks projects [...]
Deadline to vote in March primaries approaches
By Jessica Domel News Editor If you are not yet registered to vote, but would like to participate in the [...]
U.S., China agree to phytosanitary protocols for milled rice
If all goes according to plan, in just a few short months, American rice growers and sellers could be exporting [...]