Texas Agriculture Daily - Texas Farm Bureau

A decade of success promoting Texas’ beef industry

By Julie Tomascik Editor A decade of raising the steaks—both on the farm and in the markets—makes for a successful partnership between cattle producers and the Texas Beef Checkoff. It’s one that began in June [...]

EPA extends comment period for Worker Protection Standard

In response to requests from farmers and their workers regarding proposed revisions to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) agricultural [...]

Riparian workshop set for May 16, Hamilton

Learn proper management of riparian areas, the interface between land, a river or stream, during a free one-day course May [...]

USDA announces citrus greening funding, citrus disease subcommittee appointments

More than $1.5 million in funding through the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will be used to expand bio-control efforts [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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