Texas Agriculture Daily - Texas Farm Bureau

Texas hay supplies remain tight

By Shelby Shank Field Editor Texas hay supplies are better than last year but stocks are still below pre-drought averages, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts. Parts of Texas saw enough moisture [...]

COOL repealed in omnibus spending bill

Just days before the World Trade Organization (WTO) is set to approve a billion dollars in retaliatory tariffs against the [...]

USDA removes farm program payments to managers not actively engaged in farming

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has finalized a rule to ensure that farm safety net payments are issued only [...]

Report: Texas is drought-free

For the second week in a row, not a drop of drought remains in the Lone Star State. Texas’ drought-free [...]

Cotton farmer: Without help, cotton could deal blow to Texas, U.S. economies

By Jessica Domel Field Editor A combination of high inputs, low prices and no safety net could spell disaster for [...]

GAO: EPA broke law in promoting water rule online

By Jessica Domel Field Editor A new report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) reveals the Environmental Protection Agency [...]

Texas farmers among testers of new cotton varieties

Over 100 farmers gathered in San Antonio over the weekend to discuss the latest class of Monsanto’s Deltapine cotton varieties. [...]

U.S., 200 other nations sign climate agreement

After a week-long conference in Paris, representatives from the United States and 200 other nations signed an unprecedented climate agreement [...]

Tastier, tougher tomatoes and spinach being developed for South Texas

By Rod Santa Ana Texas A&M AgriLife The revival of the once-thriving vegetable production industry in South Texas will begin [...]

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