Panel rules in favor of U.S. in GE corn dispute
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter Companies in Mexico are no longer prohibited from buying corn from the United States grown with genetically engineered (GE) traits. A three-person panel recently found in the United States’ [...]
U.S. lowers tariffs on Moroccan phosphate fertilizers
By Julie Tomascik Editor Farmers might see some price relief and more supply options for phosphate fertilizer products in [...]
Dramatic declines in some geese populations
By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The drought and a decline in some geese numbers could make goose hunting a challenge [...]
U.S. food insecurity increased in 2022
By Shelby Shank Field Editor The number of food insecure households in the U.S. continued to climb in 2022, [...]
Texas A&M building center to improve reproductive strategies
The Texas A&M Department of Animal Science is building an Animal Reproductive Biotechnology Center with the intention of strengthening its [...]
Hunters vital to protecting Texas cattle herd from fever ticks
By Jessica Dome Multimedia Reporter To protect cattle across the state and nation, the Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) is [...]
Students learn about sugarcane through Farm From School
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Students across the Lone Star State visited a sugarcane farm through Texas Farm Bureau’s (TFB) [...]
Recent rainfall could lead to increase in armyworms
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Recent rains and cooler temperatures have been a welcome relief across the state, but [...]
Beef, pork costs drive slight increase in grocery prices
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Prices at the grocery store experienced a marginal uptick of 0.1% in September, driven by [...]