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Early response to the Senate farm bill has been mostly positive as farm organizations weigh in on the bipartisan proposal passed out of the commends Senate Agriculture Committee today....More

Crop insurance will be top of mind as farm bill markups are revealed next week....More

Spring season has also brought hail storms, twisters, late winter snows and freezing temperatures....More

Historic crop losses are possible in the Texas Rio Grande Valley...More

As land prices increase and farmers add more equipment and assets, estate planning is crucial to avoid unwelcome tax consequences....More

In 2011, Corpus Christi endured the second driest year on record. Very little of the area’s corn, cotton or grain sorghum came out of the ground this spring....More

Repercussions of the 2012 drought are set to challenge the 2013 growing season. The Corn Belt is especially vulnerable....More

Good deer and wildlife management helps protect the environment, preserves time honored traditions, and also helps agricultural producers manage natural resources that affect farming and ranching operations...More

How well we research, plan, and implement the proper use of nutrients in the years ahead could shape how well we will eat in the near future....More

Congressional leaders should request that the two ag committees produce a farm bill that would provide for a meaningful farm safety net while achieving the savings necessary to meet agriculture’s contribution to deficit reduction....More