FFA inspires students to lead, be involved
By Julie Tomascik Editor This week, passionate students in blue corduroy jackets will share about FFA activities, involvement, opportunities, agricultural education and more. That’s because it’s National FFA Week, and for Texas FFA First [...]
Multi-million dollar TDA fee increases delayed
By Julie Tomascik Associate Editor Following pushback from the agriculture community and state lawmakers, Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller has [...]
Gov. Abbott to lead business development mission to Cuba
Governor Abbott will lead a delegation to Havana, Cuba where he will hold meetings and events to focus on travel, [...]
Saving lives, one rescue tube at a time
By Jessica Domel Field Editor Six months ago, firefighters in Lamar County worked for 20 hours to save the life [...]
Report: Texas to be drought-free by February
Good news, Texas. By the end of February, Texas is likely to be drought-free. That’s according to a new seasonal [...]
Threats to federal crop insurance loom
By Jessica Domel Field Editor A deal that was expected to save crop insurance programs from $3 billion in cuts [...]
Wet spring, fall prompts wheat planting issues in some areas of Texas
By Kay Ledbetter Texas A&M AgriLife Mother Nature planted a wheat crop, and now producers want to know if it [...]
Cattle marketing, animal welfare to be featured at BIG Conference
By Blair Fannin Texas A&M AgriLife Cattle marketing options, animal welfare standards and herd restocking will be featured topics at [...]
Thanksgiving turkey preparation tips
With Thanksgiving just days away, many families across the United States are already preparing for the big day. For those [...]