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EPA releases final endangered species herbicide strategy

By Jessica Domel Multimedia Reporter The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized the strategy it plans to use to determine what, if any, mitigation measures should be added to product labels when registering or reviewing an [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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