Texas Agriculture Daily - Texas Farm Bureau

Fourth graders go to the farm for Clay County Farm Bureau Ag Day

By Shelby Shank Field Editor More than 130 fourth grade students across Clay County now know more about agriculture thanks to the efforts of Clay County Farm Bureau’s (CFB) Ag Day. The event started 17 [...]

Will a red hot cattle market cool any time soon?

The cattle market the last two years is like August weather in Texas. Red hot! More than 1,680 beef cattle [...]

Plains cotton playing catch-up

A cool, wet spring has cotton in the Texas South Plains and Rolling Plains playing catch-up. But the current hot [...]

Do you need to inspect your trailer?

By Ned Meister TFB Commodity and Regulatory Activities Director Are you still wondering if you need to inspect your trailer? [...]

Red River farmer regains land awarded to BLM

By Jessica Domel Field Editor The day Clay County farmer Tommy Henderson feared would never arrive is finally here. Thirty [...]

Deadly mosquito-borne illness found in six Texas horses

The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) is asking horse owners to consult their local veterinarian about vaccines for deadly mosquito-borne [...]

Recent rains brings Lake Meredith up 4 feet

Summer rains have been good for Texas Panhandle crops, landscapes and Lake Meredith. Last month’s rainfall added about 4 feet [...]

Sugarcane aphids a problem again this year

Sugarcane aphids are tiny bugs causing a big problem for South Plains farmers. And they’ve quickly multiplied in more than [...]

Army Corps memos warn of fatal flaws in WOTUS rule

Internal memos released by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee show the Army Corps of Engineers questioned the legal [...]

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