AgLead XVI tours Rio Grande Valley
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Texas Farm Bureau’s AgLead XVI returned home with new perspectives and connections after a four-day trip to the Rio Grande Valley in May. The trip allowed the AgLead class [...]
Water treaty deliberated, U.S. excluded
A 70-year-old water treaty between Mexico and the U.S has been modified over the year. In November, Mexico released its [...]
Mexico lifts import restrictions on U.S. beef
The Mexican government is making regulatory changes which will lift restrictions on the import of U.S. beef and beef products [...]
Study reveals climate change affects agriculture, forestry
More than 240 authors from many sectors, including scientists and experts from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), worked on [...]
Lack of rain affects cattle, jobs
Drought conditions continue to affect the Lone Star State through the loss of jobs in the beef cattle business and [...]
Private applicator training and testing set for May 21, Harper
Gillespie, Kimble and Kerr county Texas AgriLife Extension Service’s offices will host a Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) private applicator [...]
Demand for beef stays upbeat
After a cold winter, backyard grills are getting dusted off as grilling season is under way. May is beef month [...]
TFB announces scholarship recipients
The students of today will be the leaders of tomorrow. That’s why Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) awarded scholarships to more [...]
O.D. Butler Field Day to feature hay production, wildlife
Hay production and management strategies, as well as presentations on co-existing with wildlife, will be the focus of the 28th [...]