Foreign owned ag land in U.S. increases by 1.6 million acres
Recent analysis of foreign ag land ownership showed rising numbers in the United States. Two additional years of data from 2022 and 2023 became available recently, and Danny Munch, an economist with the American Farm [...]
Investing in agricultural education
By Jessica Domel News Editor Potatoes grow on trees. Milk comes from the grocery store. All corn is sweet. Food [...]
Ranchers in East Texas face flooding
By Justin Green Staff Writer Flooding throughout Texas has impacted farmers who have newly planted crop fields. Like those farmers, [...]
Collegiate Discussion Meet applications open
In college and like to discuss agricultural topics? Submit your application to participate in this year’s Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) [...]
Texas Brigades application deadline looms
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will host its 24th annual Texas Brigades wildlife leadership camps, and the March 15 [...]
Hidden tax law could threaten small business partnerships
Farmers and ranchers claiming a small business partnership will no longer get the streamlined tax-filing exception currently available under existing [...]
APHIS proposes TB, brucellosis regulation changes
By Justin Green Staff Writer A recently proposed Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) rule would require each state [...]
Cattle feeders trimming losses
Drovers Cattle Network reports cattle feeders recorded average losses of $141 per head. It’s a $14 improvement compared to last [...]
Abbott appoints presiding officer, four to TAHC
The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) has new leadership tasked with protecting the health of livestock and poultry across the [...]