Mexico agrees to deliver Rio Grande water to U.S.
By Julie Tomascik Editor The Mexican government agreed to immediately transfer Rio Grande water from international reservoirs to the U.S., following years of delayed water deliveries under the 1944 Water Treaty. Mexico also agreed to [...]
Corn exports add $74.7 billion to economy
Exports of U.S. corn and corn products generated $74.7 billion in annual economic output in 2014, according to a new [...]
Teachers get to the science of agriculture
Although the school year is over, teachers are using the summer to build their skills to improve student learning in [...]
‘Lone Star Law’ depicts work and life of Texas game wardens
The role of a Texas game warden is unique and evolving, and now a national television audience will learn more [...]
Flood waters could drown Texas crops
The rains came and came, filling up creeks and rivers after the saturated soil could hold no more. The above [...]
Transform label comments sought
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is again proposing changes to the label of a popular insecticide. According to DTN/Progressive Farmer, [...]
AgLead, FarmLead cultivate the future
By Julie Tomascik Associate Editor What happens in the city doesn’t stay there. It makes its way to farms and [...]
USDA extends deadline for recording farm structure
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has granted a one-time, 30-day extension to the farm structure status deadline. This allow [...]
Landowners applaud two Supreme Court rulings
Texas landowners are applauding two recent Supreme Court rulings, according to the Texas Farm Bureau (TFB). The U.S. Supreme Court [...]