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Texas to create response team to combat New World screwworms

Texas Politics · Texas

Texas to create response team to combat New World screwworms

74% Center coverage: 23 sources

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) on Wednesday directed two state agencies to assemble a response team to combat the New World screwworm, which poses a serious threat to Texas livestock and wildlife.See the Story

Lawmakers, USDA Seek to Combat New World Screwworm Along the Southern Border

Lawmakers, USDA Seek to Combat New World Screwworm Along the Southern Border

50% Center coverage: 12 sources

The New World screwworm parasite has been detected in Mexico, prompting the U.S. Agriculture Department to launch an $8.5 million sterile fly production facility in South Texas to prevent an outbreak in the U.S.See the Story

Feral Hogs Changing Patterns for the Summer

Texas, United States · Texas

Feral Hogs Changing Patterns for the Summer

According to Extension Wildlife Specialists, Texas summer is in full swing and that means we can expect some major changes to feral hog activity for the next few months. Since feral hogs, like other suids, can’t regulate their body temperature through sweat glands, they typically thermoregulate via changes in behavior. These behavioral alterations may include reducing activity during the day, decreasing distance moved from water sources, increa…See the Story

Farm Bureau’s legislative wins secure strong future for ag - Texas Farm Bureau

By Julie Tomascik Editor Texas lawmakers approved several bills during the 89th legislative regular session that will impact farmers, ranchers and rural Texans. “These wins are the result of strong grassroots advocacy by our members across the state,” Texas Farm Bureau President Russell Boening said. “When lawmakers hear directly from farmers and ranchers, it makes a difference. Supporting agriculture means strengthening the backbone of our rura…Texas, United States · Texas Read Article

Favorable pasture conditions across Lone Star State - Texas Farm Bureau

By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Timely spring rains across much of Texas have led to favorable pasture and rangeland conditions heading into the typically hot and dry summer months. “We rounded out the spring months with an ample supply of rain throughout the majority of Texas,” Tracy Tomascik, Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) associate director of Commodity and Regulatory Activities, said. “Now, that’s not to say there’s still some really dry s…Texas, United States · Texas Read Article

Alfalfa grows in dry, arid climate of Far West Texas - Texas Farm Bureau

By Shelby Shank Field Editor In the high desert heat of Far West Texas, where cotton stretches white across the fields and pecan trees sway under the sun, there’s another crop making its mark—alfalfa. Just a stone’s throw away from the Rio Grande in Fabens, Robert “Bobby” Lettunich and his sons grow cotton, pecans and alfalfa. While cotton and pecans remain central to the farm’s operation, alfalfa has emerged as a staple crop for the family. The…Fabens · Fabens Read Article

US Headed Toward Record Ag Trade Deficit for 2025

The U.S. agricultural trade deficit is widening in 2025, driven by shifting global trade dynamics and rising import demand. USDA’s Outlook for U.S. Agricultural Trade: May 2025 report provides projections for exports and imports, offering insight into current trade trends. From January through April, the United States imported $78.2 billion in agricultural products while exporting just $58.5 billion. This $19.7 billion deficit is the largest eve…Indiana, United States · Indiana See the Story

Teachers learn about agriculture at Summer Ag Institute - Texas Farm Bureau

By Shelby Shank Field Editor Educators from across Texas traded textbooks for tractors and learned more about agriculture and how they can incorporate it into their classrooms at this year’s Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) Summer Ag Institute in Waco. During the four-day professional development event, teachers toured farms, ranches and agribusinesses in Central Texas. They heard from industry professionals, educational experts and participated in hands…Agriculture · Waco Read Article

Big Beautiful Bill Contains Farm Bill Provisions - Farm Bill Southeast AgNET

Inside the sprawling legislative package moving through Washington, key elements of the long-awaited Farm Bill have made their way into both House and Senate proposals—a positive development for the agricultural sector. According to Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman John Boozman (R-AR), the Senate’s version of the bill closely mirrors the House version, which is essential for eventual passage. Provisions include: ? Increased Price Loss Cove…Senate · Arkansas See the Story

TFB campaign seminar to prepares Texans to run for office - Texas Farm Bureau

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TFB’s AgVentures Challenge finalists visit U.S. Capitol - Texas Farm Bureau

By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Finalists of Texas Farm Bureau’s (TFB) 2024 AgVentures Challenge: Pitch It, Market It, Sell It state contest recently traveled to Washington, D.C. to meet with elected officials on Capitol Hill and toured historical sites. The students on the trip included Aiden Mesler of Wichita County, Olivia Clifton of Rusk County, Adyson Bullion of Walker County, Keira Short of Brazoria County, Ava Dora of Archer Coun…Ted Cruz · Texas Read Article

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