Foreign-held agricultural land in U.S. continues to increase
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Foreign interests in U.S. agricultural land continue to increase, and Texas accounts for more foreign-held acreage than any other state. Foreign entities held interests in 47.24 million acres of [...]
Judge strikes down H-2A wage methodology
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter A federal judge ruled the Department of Labor (DOL) must rewrite the new methodology it [...]
Dyed diesel restrictions temporarily waived on Texas roads
By Julie Tomascik Editor Texas farmers and ranchers can temporarily use dyed diesel on public roads under a statewide [...]
Breakfast at the Barn brings agriculture, elected officials together
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Agriculture took center stage as Montgomery County Farm Bureau hosted Breakfast at the Barn [...]
El Niño could bring drought relief to Texas this winter
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist After months of dry conditions across much of Texas, a developing El Niño pattern could [...]
Trump teases potash deal
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The White House is reportedly working to secure an alternative source for U.S. farmers' potash [...]
USDA reopens New Mexico port to livestock trade
By Julie Tomascik Editor Mexican cattle imports resumed Sept. 24 at the Santa Teresa port of entry in New Mexico. [...]
Drought, heat challenge Texas crops, pastures
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Hot, dry conditions are taking a toll on crops and pastures across much of Texas. [...]
High fertilizer prices expected through 2028
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Elevated fertilizer prices could remain a challenge for farmers for several more crop years as [...]