Students explore Rio Grande Valley on Collegiate Ag Tour
By Shelby Shank Field Editor A look at citrus, onions and discussions on the ongoing water issue with Mexico were a part of the 2025 Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) Collegiate Ag Tour held in the [...]
TFB names Agriculture in the Classroom Outstanding Teacher
By Julie Tomascik Associate Editor Curious students fill the classroom where intriguing lessons plans await them. And a teacher, passionate [...]
Saving lives, one rescue tube at a time
By Jessica Domel Field Editor Six months ago, firefighters in Lamar County worked for 20 hours to save the life [...]
Threats to federal crop insurance loom
By Jessica Domel Field Editor A deal that was expected to save crop insurance programs from $3 billion in cuts [...]
Wet spring, fall prompts wheat planting issues in some areas of Texas
By Kay Ledbetter Texas A&M AgriLife Mother Nature planted a wheat crop, and now producers want to know if it [...]
Report: Texas to be drought-free by February
Good news, Texas. By the end of February, Texas is likely to be drought-free. That’s according to a new seasonal [...]
Cattle marketing, animal welfare to be featured at BIG Conference
By Blair Fannin Texas A&M AgriLife Cattle marketing options, animal welfare standards and herd restocking will be featured topics at [...]
Thanksgiving turkey preparation tips
With Thanksgiving just days away, many families across the United States are already preparing for the big day. For those [...]
‘Farmland’ movie lesson plans now available for teachers
To help engage high school students across the nation, the U.S. Farmers and Ranchers Alliance (USFRA) has released a set [...]