As avian influenza moves from birds to cows to people, how worried do we need to be?

Humans With Bird Flu

The need remains extraordinary as difficult assessments and treatment continue.

Texas Ranchers and Veterinarians Salvage Life After Wildfires

As the climate crisis worsens, flaws in our national safety net for farmers are becoming more pronounced.

Crop Insurance Faces a Reckoning

After an interstate project caused hundreds of thousands in damage on an East Texas ranch, the state refused to pay up due to a legal loophole.

A Texas Highway Project Flooded a Fourth-Generation Farmer’s Ranch — Now He’s Headed to the Supreme Court

New research from the Texas Department of Agriculture makes a case that state policies have largely not acknowledged — climate issues are a threat to agriculture and the local food supply.

In Texas, Climate Change and Food Security Are Closely Linked

Because of its resilience and drought-resistant properties, some have suggested hemp as a replacement crop for cotton. We’re not there yet.

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Humans With Bird Flu

Texas Ranchers and Veterinarians Salvage Life After Wildfires

Crop Insurance Faces a Reckoning

A Texas Highway Project Flooded a Fourth-Generation Farmer’s Ranch — Now He’s Headed to the Supreme Court

In Texas, Climate Change and Food Security Are Closely Linked

Texas Lost More Than Half of This Year’s Cotton Crop to Drought. Could Hemp Be the Salvation?