Texas Agriculture Daily - Texas Farm Bureau

FARM Act to protect agriculture from foreign interference

By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist A bill was reintroduced to help protect American agriculture from foreign interference. The Foreign Adversary Risk Management (FARM) Act would combat foreign interference in American agriculture by making reforms to [...]

Giant spider webs an eerie sight near Dallas

While traveling down CA Roan Drive in Rowlett recently, people have been exposed to an eerie sight on a number [...]

Parasitic weed threatens Texas crops

By Jessica Domel Field Editor An invasive plant with nearly microscopic seeds could cause big problems for farmers in the [...]

Rain, stewardship improve wildlife habitats

Farmers in Throckmorton and Shackelford counties are seeing more quail than they’ve seen in perhaps a decade thanks to good [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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