Texas Agriculture Daily - Texas Farm Bureau

Hurricane Beryl barreled through Texas crops, ag infrastructure

By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Hurricane Beryl tore through the Texas coast and traveled up through East Texas, leaving behind a path of destruction to crops, homes and agricultural infrastructure. Bay City farmer Carey [...]

TAD redesigns website and logo, endeavors Twitter

The Texas Association of Dairymen (TAD) has launched a new website and logo, as well as expanded its social media [...]

TWDB updates online drought resources

The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) recently updated the drought resources section of the Water Data for Texas website. The [...]

Over 70 county Farm Bureaus now on Facebook

In an effort to better connect with their communities and spread the word about Texas agriculture, over 70 county Farm [...]

Registration open for Red River Crops Conference

To provide farmers on both sides of the Red River with important information on in-season and summer crops and cotton, [...]

USDA approves new biotech seeds

New cotton and soybean seeds that were designed to work with Monsanto Co.’s new herbicide formula were approved by the [...]

Delegates set national public policy positions for 2015

Farmers and ranchers from across the nation served as voting delegates at the American Farm Bureau Federation’s 96th annual convention, [...]

Wintering geese flock back to Texas

The number of geese wintering on Texas’ coastal prairie and marshes more than doubled this year from last year’s record [...]

Farm bill deadlines looming

Major decision deadlines under the 2014 Farm Bill are fast approaching. Farmers and ranchers much decide between the two safety [...]

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