Farmers

The dry, hot summer has forced some farmers and ranchers to make tough decisions.

Rural health experts are calling on trusted agricultural leaders — like farmers and ranchers — to use their understanding of science and nudge vaccine-hesitant neighbors to roll up their sleeves.

Timing is everything for local farmers trying to bounce back after last month's winter storm.

From Texas Standard:Although there’s no shortage of people in Texas planning to get into the hemp industry, many of them have serious concerns about how…

President Donald Trump is speaking at the American Farm Bureau Federation’s convention in Austin on Sunday. That means people driving downtown will likely…

From Texas Standard:In the 1990s, the North American Free Trade Agreement was created to better align the economies of the U.S., Canada and Mexico. One…

From Texas Standard:Not every crop could compel farmers to pay $50 to spend a chilly weekday in a drab conference room in Wichita Falls. But hemp is not…

From Texas Standard:Travis Krause grew up on the South Texas plains of Medina County, on land his family has been tending to since 1846. Krause always…

From Texas Standard:Ranchers and cattlemen have some beef with U.S. meatpackers. They claim the meatpackers are purposefully driving down the price the…

From Texas Standard:In 2016, a groundskeeper from California named Edwin Hardeman filed a lawsuit against Monsanto, an agribusiness company that's since…