Workshop equips ag teachers with skills, resources
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Agricultural science teachers early in their career spent two days with educational and agricultural experts to gain knowledge and resources for their classrooms through Texas Farm Bureau’s (TFB) Early [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]