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Texas Farm Bureau statement on USMCA progress
Texas Farm Bureau urges swift approval of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. Related Images:
Farmers, ranchers discuss food, farm concerns at annual meeting
Farmers and ranchers discussed agricultural policy issues during the annual meeting. Related Images:
Mahler wins Texas Farm Bureau Discussion Meet
Matt Mahler of Wichita County was named the 2019 Texas Farm Bureau Discussion Meet winner. Related Images:
Smith County Farm Bureau named ‘Most Outstanding’
Smith County Farm Bureau was named the Most Outstanding County Farm Bureau in Texas. Related Images:
Anderson County couple wins TFB Outstanding Young Farmer & Rancher contest
Braden and Jordan McInnis were named Texas Farm Bureau’s 2019 Outstanding Young Farmer & Rancher...
El Campo couple wins TFB Excellence in Agriculture contest
Zach and Sarah Eder of El Campo were named the 2019 TFB Excellence in Ag winners. Related Images:
TFB president says eminent domain battle not over
The eminent domain battle is not over, Texas Farm Bureau President Russell Boening said. Related Images:
Brazos County teacher recognized by Texas Farm Bureau
Julie Wester, a fourth grade teacher, was named TFB’s Outstanding Ag in the Classroom teacher. Related I
County Farm Bureaus recognized for outreach efforts
Anderson, Cherokee and Washington County Farm Bureaus were recognized by Texas Farm Bureau for their outreach...
Texas Farm Bureau honors Brezosky for excellence in journalism
Lynn Brezosky received the Excellence in Journalism award for outstanding coverage of Texas ag issues. Re