USDA expands support to stop spread of H5N1 in dairy cattle
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is making a wide range of resources available to dairy farmers who have been affected by H5N1 avian influenza and to those who haven’t to help bolster biosecurity efforts. [...]
Latest Texas Drought Monitor reveals southwest is severe ‘or worse’ status
The latest Texas Drought Monitor map reveals 74 percent of the state is in moderate to exceptional drought and more [...]
Waxahachie’s Heather Dineen chosen Farm Mom of the Year
A farmer from Waxahachie received the most votes for the title of 2014 National Farm Mom of the Year. The [...]
Feral hog management workshop set for May 22, Blanco
Feral hogs cause millions of dollars annually of damage to property, crops and watershed areas. A workshop, offering at least [...]
Vilsack explains progress on farm bill implementation
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack recently addressed the 2014 Farm Bill implementation progress with the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and [...]
Staples announces grants to fill demand for skilled workers in Texas
Funding is available for the Parallel Pathways to Success grant program, Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples recently announced. The program, which [...]
Upper Gulf Coast Ranch Expo set for May 13
Basics of pasture leases, weed management and other topics pertaining to beef cattle production will be the focus of the [...]
Sign-up begins for USDA Supplemental Revenue Assistance Payments
Farmers and ranchers who suffered crop losses caused by natural disasters affecting crops intended for harvest in 2012 are eligible [...]
State beef checkoff program supported by cattle industry associations
Texas cattle producers will have the opportunity to approve a state beef checkoff program that could generate an additional $8 [...]