Report highlights food, ag as economic drivers
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist The U.S. food and agriculture sectors continue to drive the nation’s economy, supporting jobs, wages and economic output across every state—including Texas. According to the 2025 Feeding the Economy report, [...]
Wheat harvest, research successful in High Plains
By Kay Ledbetter AgriLife Communications After four years of drought, a battle with stripe rust and a hailed-out crop last [...]
Gasoline prices show summer decline
Noticing a drop at the gas pump? Economist Karr Ingham tells the Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) Radio Network that gas [...]
Wildlife population, habitat flourish in far West Texas
Circle Ranch is a 32,000-acre high-desert mountain ranch located in the Sierra Diablo (Devil Mountains) of Hudspeth County in far [...]
AFBF urges support for career and technical education
Career and technical education and post-high school job training and retraining are essential to the economic viability of rural communities. [...]
USDA safety net coverage enrollment ends Aug. 1
Farmers and ranchers who chose coverage from safety net programs—Agricultural Risk Coverage (ARC) and Price Loss Coverage (PLC)–have through Aug. [...]
Veterinary Feed Directive webinars available
Have questions about how the Veterinary Feed Directive (VFD) will impact you? A series of webinars hosted by GlobalVetLINK will [...]
Feral swine damage water quality
No matter the water source, feral swine will muddy it. And destroy pastures, fields and other property along the way. [...]
Landowner liability highlighted in lease document
If you let someone on your property, are you betting the farm? What's your landowner liability? Those are questions Judon Fambrough, [...]