Cattle on Feed report for March hints at herd expansion
After several years of contraction, there may be some indicators that the U.S. cattle herd is rebounding. Bernt Nelson, an economist for the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF), said the March 1 Cattle on Feed [...]
New survey shows strong crop insurance support
A new survey shows a strong level for crop insurance among farmers across the country growing a diverse set of [...]
Farmers Mom of the Year nominations are open
By Shala Watson TFB Public Relations Intern Moms are the heart of the family and the farm. Warm and caring. [...]
Texas pecan farmers win historic case
For the first time in the history of the Lone Star State, a government agency will pay a pair of [...]
Conference cultivates agricultural leaders, advocacy
By Shala Watson Texas Farm Bureau Intern Returning with a renewed focus. Stronger leadership skills. And a firmer network within [...]
Managing worms, internal parasites in cattle
Intestinal parasites in cattle pose a large problem for ranchers. The worms can “hibernate in the wall of the stomach [...]
Senate Ag Committee chair proposes GMO bill
Later this week, the Senate Agriculture Committee is expected to review and markup a seven-page GMO labeling bill proposed by [...]
Drought conditions return to Texas
After a refreshing 11-week break, parts of the Lone Star State are once again facing drought conditions. According to the [...]
Texas fruit growers could face ‘double whammy’
Unseasonably warm weather could spell trouble for Texas fruit growers. Although the mild temperatures have been enjoyed by most, Texas [...]