Severe weather brings hail damage to Central Texas corn
By Shelby Shank Field Editor Severe weather swept across the Lone Star State this month, bringing damaging hail and excessive rainfall that has taken a toll on some farmers’ crops. Among those affected were [...]
USDA report shows cow prices up, fed cattle volatile
Many ranchers culled their herds during the first years of drought conditions and are now beginning to rebuild and expand [...]
Agriculture groups object to Japanese tariff demands
Several agricultural groups reiterated their opposition to Japanese tariff demands as part of the final Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade agreement. [...]
House approves water rights bill
By a vote of 238-174, the House approved HR 3189, which prohibits federal agencies from transferring privately held water rights [...]
Registration deadline nearing for Culberson County Ag Expo
The registration deadline is nearing for the Culberson County Ag Expo slated for March 21. Interested participants must RSVP by [...]
Guides to understanding the farm bill
To help farmers and ranchers understand the new provisions in the Agricultural Act of 2014, the Farm Service Agency (FSA) [...]
Harlingen area citrus trees quarantined
An area covering a 5-mile radius from downtown Harlingen has been placed in quarantine by the Texas Department of Agriculture [...]
Land availability major concern for young farmers and ranchers
Finding available, adequate land to begin a farming or ranching enterprise or expand an established farm, along with excelling in [...]
Hands-on course helps teachers incorporate ag
Texas teachers who are interested in exploring how agriculture can be integrated into their lesson plans are invited to attend [...]