FARM Act to protect agriculture from foreign interference
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist A bill was reintroduced to help protect American agriculture from foreign interference. The Foreign Adversary Risk Management (FARM) Act would combat foreign interference in American agriculture by making reforms to [...]
Pay close attention to grazing leases
A handshake and verbal agreement. They were once the mark of Western ranchers, but handshake deals can easily fall apart [...]
Red meat prices should drop more in next few months
There is some good news for meat eaters in 2016. Prices are expected to drop, according to an article in [...]
Texas state veterinarian to retire Dec. 31, 2015
Dr. Dee Ellis, state veterinarian and executive director of the Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC), has announced he will retire [...]
Second dove hunting season big business for Texas economy
The second dove hunting season is underway in Texas, and the activity is big business for the Lone Star State’s [...]
Local farmers, community donate harvest to high school seniors
By Jessica Domel Field Editor They planted the seeds. Nourished them. Prepared for a fruitful harvest. For the farmers of [...]
USDA trade mission spurs record ethanol exports to China
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) today announced a significant jump in ethanol exports to China this year, following a [...]
USFRA announces next Food Dialogue event
While the concept of sustainability has different meanings for different people, most consumers agree it's becoming increasingly important in food [...]
Texas A&M unmanned aerial systems teams meet
By Robert Burns Team members of the Texas A&M Coordinated Agricultural Unmanned Aerial Systems Project had a lot to “show [...]