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Farmers, ranchers focus on policy concerns at annual meeting
Texas farmers and ranchers adopted state policies during TFB’s 84th annual meeting. Related I
TFB president: Texas agriculture has weathered a difficult year
TFB President Russell Boening delivers his presidential address during the 84th annual meeting. Related Images
Vernon couple wins TFB Outstanding Young Farmer & Rancher contest
Layne and Jamie Chapman of Vernon are named the 2017 Texas Farm Bureau Outstanding Young Farmer & Rancher...
Smith County couple wins TFB Excellence in Agriculture contest
Justin and Kacy Mitchell of Tyler are the winners of the 2017 Texas Farm Bureau Excellence in Agriculture...
Mitchell wins Texas Farm Bureau Discussion Meet
Justin Mitchell of Smith County Farm Bureau was named Discussion Meet winner. Related Images:
Moore County teacher recognized by Texas Farm Bureau
Elementary teacher Lori Garrett was recognized for incorporating agriculture into her curriculum. Relate
Membership grows through county Farm Bureaus
County Farm Bureaus are recognized during the organization’s annual meeting in Frisco. Related Images:
Texas Farm Bureau honors Sitton for excellence in journalism
Don Sitton, host of West Texas Day Break on KPET Radio, was awarded the 2017 Excellence in Journalism...
Texas Farm Bureau honors McDonald for excellence in journalism
For outstanding coverage of ag issues in East Texas, the late Bobby McDonald received the 2017 Excellence in...
Texas Farm Bureau honors Martin for excellence in journalism
Michelle Martin received the Excellence in Agriculture Journalism award for her coverage of South Texas...