Texas Agriculture Daily - Texas Farm Bureau

Producers might see higher prices for sheep, goats

Another year of drought conditions led to fewer sheep and goats in Texas, according to the January inventory reports from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). Economists from Oklahoma State University and Texas A&M University [...]

Sale of U.S. agricultural exports to Cuba sharply declines

Economics and politics are reportedly to blame for the sharp decline in Cuba’s import of food products from American companies. [...]

Drought worsens across parts of Texas

Fall may have started in mid-September, but summer-like weather continues across parts of Texas–worsening drought conditions. The latest Water Weekly [...]

Dr. Judd: Prevention, action important in controlling bovine leukemia virus

To reduce the number of dairy and beef cattle infected with the bovine leukemia virus in the United States, veterinarians [...]

Ag/timber sales tax exemption registration expires Dec. 31

By Brant Wilbourn TFB Associate Director of Commodity and Regulatory Activities A valid agricultural and timber registration number is required [...]

Trans-Pacific Partnership talks conclude

After years of negotiations, the United States and 11 Pacific Rim nations have concluded negotiations for what could be the [...]

4-H Grows Here: Celebrating National 4-H Week

This week, 4-H members from across the nation are celebrating their organization. The theme for this year’s National 4-H Week [...]

Federal government funded through Dec. 11

The Senate has passed H.R. 719, a short-term Continuing Resolution (CR), by a vote of 78-20. The CR will fund [...]

Is it a good time to buy?

Last year, higher than normal land prices were fueled by gains in crop and livestock markets. But that’s changed in [...]

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