Texas Agriculture Daily

“Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed [...]

By Julie Tomascik Associate Editor Highs and lows—in weather and prices—have left Texas ranchers facing an unsettled market. In a [...]

WASHINGTON, D.C., October 28, 2015–Farmers and ranchers see tremendous benefits with technology, but can't turn a blind eye to the [...]

By Kay Ledbetter Texas A&M AgriLife Reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the Southern Great Plains could require a change of [...]

It was a close shave on Capitol Hill this week. Crop insurance was being cut in the new budget agreement, [...]

By Jessica Domel Field Editor Although much of Texas received some much-needed rainfall in the past week, the state could [...]

Federally-backed crop insurance programs appear to have been saved from the chopping block. According to Politico, Republican leaders have made [...]

By Robert Burns Texas A&M AgriLife Heavy rains in many parts of the state may have damaged some crops, but [...]