Texas Farm Bureau disappointed in lack of cotton, dairy fix
A funding feud has cost American farmers access to a vital safety net designed to help them when they need it...
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TFB celebrates next Secretary of Agriculture
The state’s largest farm organization is applauding the U.S. Senate’s approval of George “Sonny”...
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Texas farmers and ranchers cultivate a relationship with the environment and build on generations of...
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Have unreimbursed losses from the Panhandle wildfires? Apply for assistance through Texas Farm Bureau. Relat
Texas Farm Bureau calls for applications to receive wildfire relief funds
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TFB president stresses need for eminent domain reform
Texas Farm Bureau President Russell Boening testified in support of HB 2684, HB 2694 and HB 3687. Related Imag
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Texas Farm Bureau applauds BLM suspension of Red River surveys
After years of battling the federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) for their property, Red River residents...
TFB president testifies on eminent domain before senate committee
TFB President Russell Boening testifies in favor of SB 740 in front of the State Senate Affairs Committee. Rel
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