Urban sprawl continues to pressure Texas farmers
By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Many farmers and ranchers are feeling the pressure as urban areas continue encroaching on the rural regions of the state. Just north of Austin, Williamson County farmer Bob Avant [...]
Series to help new Hill Country homeowners
New or prospective owners of land in the Texas Hill Country are invited to attend a six-part, multi-county series hosted [...]
AFBF, Partnership for New American Economy kick off immigration reform campaign
You may notice a few changes to farmer and rancher profiles across social media outlets like Facebook and Twitter this [...]
Farm bill moves forward
Thanks to action taken by House and Senate negotiators over the weekend, lawmakers in Washington, D.C. are expected to see [...]
Deadline approaching for TFB message seminars
Time is running out for Texas Farm Bureau members to reserve their seats at one of the dozen TFB messaging [...]
Limited spaces remain for Ranch Management University
Interested in learning more about ranch management? Time is running out to reserve your place at this spring’s Ranch Management [...]
House moves forward on farm bill negotiations
There could be movement on the farm bill this week. According to Politico, members of the U.S. House who are [...]
Four States Ag Exposition to be held Feb. 6, Texarkana
Farmers and ranchers from four neighboring states will gather together in Texarkana Feb. 6 for the annual Four States Agricultural [...]
OSHA responds to overregulation charges
Following accusations by Sen. Mike Johanns (R-Neb.) and 42 other members of the Senate, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration [...]