Texas Agriculture Daily - Texas Farm Bureau

Farmers need relief from economic conditions

From natural disasters to high input costs and low prices for certain commodities, farmers and ranchers are seeing a lot of red on their financial ledgers. Betty Resnick, an economist for the American Farm [...]

Availability of Texas hay hinges on location

Overall hay yields this year have been good, but the availability of hay supplies across Texas depends on location and [...]

Research explores cotton varieties and their water use

Research of test plots, diverse company products and eight farmers’ input helped a private researcher and consultant to determine cotton [...]

AFBF offers farmers grassroots biotech toolkit

American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) has unveiled a new grassroots biotech toolkit at www.fb.org/biotech. Biotechnology has proven to be an [...]

OK Wheat Growers president urges USDA to implement Farm Bill provisions

Oklahoma Wheat Growers President Curtis Vap is calling on the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to implement key provisions of [...]

USDA will boost loans for beginner and family farmers

Effective Nov. 7, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will expand eligibility and increase lending limits on farm loans for [...]

Cotton Council will conduct STAX/Farm Bill workshops

The National Cotton Council (NCC) will conduct educational workshops across the Cotton Belt, including 10 in Texas. The workshops will [...]

EPA extends comment period on WOTUS: Nov. 14

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is again extending the comment period on a proposed “Waters of the United States” (WOTUS) [...]

Manure: Till into the ground to reduce odor

Ever heard someone say “smells like money,” when referring to the smell of cow manure? Others may just crinkle their [...]

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