*Cattle futures have rallied over the last 10 days.   

*The Texas Tech School of Veterinary Medicine is launching a new study.  

*Signup starts this week for the $10 billion aid package approved by Congress.  

*Fed cattle prices have been on a roller coaster ride.  

*The American Farm Bureau is commending the Environmental Protection Agency for redefining the Waters of the U.S. rule.  

*Spring is in the air as Central Texas corn is up and growing.  

*The winds we are currently enduring can be devastating to trees and other plants.  

*Giving electrolytes to baby calves can be tricky.  

*The National Cotton Council is pushing for a new Farm Bill.  

*The Drought Monitor map is getting worse across much of Texas.  

*USDA continues its work to distribute 10 billion dollars in economic assistance. 

*It’s a seller’s market for rural Texas land.  

*One of the keys to America’s energy independence can be found in America’s farmland. 

*Giving baby calves electrolytes can be critical to their survival. 

Legislation has been filed to address foreign ownership of ag land in Texas.

The House Ag Committee has hit the ground running.

Bee declines can have a significant impact on agriculture.

The EU and Canada threaten new retaliatory tariffs.

Equine Herpes Virus is a serious cause of disease in horses.

Early gardeners are getting things done in East Texas.

EPA to revise the definition of a Waters of the U.S. (WOTUS).

High winds leads to an increased wildfire risk in parts of Texas. 

Something is happening to the bees.

Texas cotton farmers have new varieties to consider this year.

There’s plenty to do and see at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.

What is the most important factor that impacts the survival of new born kids and lambs?

The Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association’s first stockman’s sale is coming up. 

The bird flu can impact flocks unaffected by the virus.

A new report reveals disadvantages U.S. rice faces globally due to unfair trade practices.

Spring is not waiting on the calendar. 

Navicular disease is one of the most common cause of lameness in performance horses. 

*Cattle futures may have hit a bottom. 

*Eggs are getting a lot of attention right now. A Texas High Plains egg and chicken producer discusses how they are responding to the dilemma. 

*TFB board member and Valley farmer Brian Jones testifies on Mexico’s water debt and its impact on Texas farmers. 

*Study examines livestock-related injuries on farm and ranch workers.

*Central Texas farmers are making progress planting corn. 

*There are several animal health challenges at the world’s largest livestock show.  

*It’s time for Texas farmers to make some important program decisions. 

*President Trump has pushed the pause button on some tariffs.  

*Brush control is a never-ending task.  

*Tariffs on Mexico and Canada have been an on-again, off-again situation.  

*You should be on the lookout for Q fever this spring.  

*The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo attracts visitors from 80 different countries.  

*This is a very stressful time for Texas farmers.  

*Thousands of USDA employees have their jobs back.  

*The livestock brand registry system in Texas may be getting a lot simpler.  

*The nation’s largest farm organization is concerned about the Trump administration’s tariff proposals.  

*USDA released updated guidelines for battling highly pathogenic avian influenza. 

*Cattle fever ticks are a continual problem in South Texas.  

*The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is underway.  

*The state legislature is making efforts to protect natural resources.  

*It has been a dry winter for the Texas High Plains.  

*Economic assistance payments will soon be making their way to farmers.  

*The very high winds across Texas this week created a challenge for farmers and ranchers.  

*Cushing’s disease is common in older mares. 

*President Trump told farmers to prepare for tariffs.  

*Texas farmers may wait until the last minute to make planting decisions.

*There are indications that cattle herd rebuilding is beginning in the Southern Plains.  

*The U.S. levied new tariffs on Mexico and China this week.  

*The deadline is coming up to apply for an agricultural water grant.  

*The Trump administration released a freeze on $20 million in funding for conservation programs. 

*Timing is everything when protecting calves against BRD.