Outstanding YF&R finalist: Kade and Morgan Hodges
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Driven by faith and a love for the land, Kade and Morgan Hodges have embraced every challenge that ranching has thrown their way. “While ranching is a way of [...]
What do I do with all those empty pesticide jugs?
By Brant Wilbourn Associate Director Commodity & Regulatory Activities Due to state budget cuts in previous years, the Texas Commission [...]
Summer 2015: A peach of a season!
By Jessica Domel Field Editor Peach lovers in the Texas Hill Country were greeted by a pleasant sight this year—a [...]
Will a red hot cattle market cool any time soon?
The cattle market the last two years is like August weather in Texas. Red hot! More than 1,680 beef cattle [...]
Plains cotton playing catch-up
A cool, wet spring has cotton in the Texas South Plains and Rolling Plains playing catch-up. But the current hot [...]
Do you need to inspect your trailer?
By Ned Meister TFB Commodity and Regulatory Activities Director Are you still wondering if you need to inspect your trailer? [...]
Red River farmer regains land awarded to BLM
By Jessica Domel Field Editor The day Clay County farmer Tommy Henderson feared would never arrive is finally here. Thirty [...]
Deadly mosquito-borne illness found in six Texas horses
The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) is asking horse owners to consult their local veterinarian about vaccines for deadly mosquito-borne [...]
Recent rains brings Lake Meredith up 4 feet
Summer rains have been good for Texas Panhandle crops, landscapes and Lake Meredith. Last month’s rainfall added about 4 feet [...]