Texas Agriculture Daily - Texas Farm Bureau

Fall brings greener pastures, another hay cutting

By Shelby Shank Field Editor It’s November, and farmers and ranchers are cutting hay. After an exceptionally dry summer, the fall rains and greener pastures are a welcome sight. Darrell Glaser raises purebred Beefmaster cattle [...]

BQA certification free online until April 15

Beef and dairy producers can take advantage of free Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) certification online until April 15, according to [...]

Series of farm/ranch women workshops set for April and May, Fort Worth

Data from the U.S. Census indicates that more women in Texas now are managing farms than since 2007, reports AgriLife [...]

‘Right-of-Way’ conference set for March 24, Amarillo

The annual Right-of-Way (ROW) Conference, conducted by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service (AgriLife), is set for March 24 in [...]

Moderate to extreme drought status for 39 percent of Texas

Texas’ drought status has improved significantly over the past few months, thanks to rainfall and a few snow and ice [...]

Showing animals by faith, not sight at San Antonio Livestock Show

Thousands of teenagers from across the state are in San Antonio to show the animals they have raised and cared [...]

National Groundwater Awareness Week is March 8-14

The National Ground Water Association’s (NGWA) National Groundwater Awareness Week will be observed March 8-14 to increase awareness of how [...]

Llano Estacado Crops Conference set for March 6, Muleshoe

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service (AgriLife) will host the annual Llano Estacado Crops on March 6 in Muleshoe, according to [...]

FAA proposes changes for commercial drone flights

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) recently proposed rules for commercial drone flights, requiring unmanned aircraft pilots to obtain special pilot [...]

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