Conservation + Irrigated Agriculture
Since 1980, farmers have decreased water usage by 56% with every irrigated bushel grown. Discover why farming in a resource-conscious way is important for Texas farmer Russell Williams.
An Insider Look at Corn Harvest
We all love to eat our favorite foods and wear our favorite clothes…. but before we can, farmers must embark on, arguably, their busiest time of year – harvest. Harvest occurs at different times of the year depending on geographic location, type of crop and variety that is planted. In the case of corn in Texas, […]
Managing Cycling Drought Via Conservation + Optimism
Texas is no stranger to drought. Extended periods of hot, dry weather with little to no rainfall are commonplace in many areas across the state. Still, the impacts of drought can be more difficult to adapt to. Drought is a complex issue that stretches beyond just lack of rainfall – each of us is impacted, […]
Celebrating the Women in Texas Agriculture
Have you ever stopped to thank a female farmer for growing the food on your plate? Women contribute greatly to agriculture and have played a significant role in the advancement of the industry over the years. In fact, there are 1.2 million female farmers and ranchers in the U.S., and more than half of farms have […]
A Love of Farming
Before the sun rises, farmers up are prepping for the busy day ahead. All day long, they tend to their land, crops, equipment and much more, often long after the sun goes down. There is a lot of work that goes into growing our food – and a lot of unique experiences that come with […]
The Meaning Behind Water Grows
Water impacts our lives and the natural world, often to a greater extent than first meets the eye. It’s required for survival by nearly every living thing and has a fundamental role in our lives. Not only are our bodies largely comprised of this essential resource, but water is also necessary in our daily routines, […]