Texas FFA members celebrate National FFA Week
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Texas FFA members are celebrating National FFA Week with activities highlighting the organization’s impact on students, agriculture and local communities. “During National FFA week, over 180,000 members of Texas FFA [...]
Federal judge to hear Red River land case in 2017
By Jessica Domel News Editor The legal battle over property along the Red River will continue to rage on in [...]
Coastal Bend grain elevators make room for bumper crops
Farmers in the Coastal Bend region are nearly complete with corn harvest, and grain elevators are trying to make room [...]
TFB presents two scholarships through Texas 4-H Foundation
Investing in youth and devoting money and time to develop stronger leaders for the future is a fundamental value of [...]
Heat promotes successful row crops in South Texas
Plentiful rainfall followed by mostly hot, dry weather is a combination that has helped farmers produce high-yielding row crops, according [...]
TFB FarmLead V tours California agriculture
A three-hour flight opened the doors for 12 Texas farmers and ranchers to view different agricultural operations and regulations in [...]
AFBF president tours Texas Hill Country ranch
By Jessica Domel News Editor Taking a break from the hustle and bustle of our nation’s capital, American Farm Bureau [...]
West Nile, Zika viruses concern for Texas growers
By Shala Watson Staff Writer Summer means warm weather and a busy harvest season. This year, it’s also bringing an [...]
Salmonella linked to backyard poultry
The ongoing salmonella outbreak has sickened 611 people in 45 states, including Texas, according to the Center for Disease Control [...]