EPA administrator addresses WOTUS, other issues with TFB members
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is working to protect the environment and grow the economy while still keeping the needs of U.S. agriculture in mind. During a recent visit [...]
Cargill to sell Bovina, Dalhart feedlots
Texas-based Friona Industries, LP is expected to purchase two Cargill-owned feedlots in Dalhart and Bovina. According to Reuters, the sale [...]
U.S. Senate approves GMO labeling bill; House next step
In what’s being called “the most important vote for agriculture in the last 20 years,” the U.S. Senate approved late [...]
Bexar, Wilson counties to host forage testing campaign
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service offices in Bexar and Wilson counties will hold a forage testing campaign for hay during [...]
USDA builds on crop insurance success
A stronger and more diverse federal crop insurance program has provided America’s diverse agricultural farmers and ranchers and rural communities [...]
New video highlights farm labor shortage across U.S.
A new video produced by the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) shines a spotlight on the frustrations of the nation's farmers [...]
FAQ: Texas Grain Producer Indemnity Fund Program
Texas grain producers will vote Dec. 5-9 on the establishment of a grain indemnity fund program. Texas Farm Bureau supports [...]
Dr. Judd: When is horse feed too old?
Walk through the grocery store, and you’ll find that most food products have a “sell by” or “use by” date [...]
Report: Commodity prices to remain stable
Stable prices and more restrained agricultural markets are on the horizon, according to a new report from the Food and [...]