If you have a business with 20 employees or less, join this virtual town hall with @RepMonicaDLC, @RepRWilliams and @TXCPAs to learn more about the FinCEN’s Beneficial Ownership Information reporting requirement. The virtual townhall is set for Feb. 12 at 1 pm CT. RSVP:

Farmers, ranchers, ag professionals, and college students ages 18-35 are invited to our YF&R Spring Conference on April 4-6 in Waco! Hear from industry speakers. Check out informative sessions. And meet folks from all across the state! Register by Feb. 27. Get the registration details, a tentative agenda and more at

College students enrolled in undergraduate agricultural degree programs can apply for Texas Farm Bureau scholarships. Applications are due March 3. Get the details:

It's officially #NationalTexasDay, which is really no different than any other day for Texans. Because Texas, y'all. Read more about Texas agriculture:

Texas Farm Bureau members attended the 2025 American Farm Bureau Convention in San Antonio this week. Our young farmers and ranchers competed in three contests: 🔹Kade and Morgan Hodges, Achievement Award (They were the national winners, too!) 🔹Jacob Spivey, Excellence in Agriculture 🔹Paden McDermid, Discussion Meet Angelina, Austin, Mason, Titus and Washington County Farm Bureaus were recognized for their efforts to engage their local communities about agriculture and Farm Bureau. TFB’s booth in the trade show included information on educational outreach programs and a photo op with Texas Longhorns! Members Cody and Erika Archie led a panel discussion titled “From Farmers to Influencers” on the Cultivation Stage. TFB took home awards in four membership categories, and members helped establish national agricultural policy.

Our members are helping chart the course of @farmbureau during today’s business session. #afbf25

Congrats to Kade and Morgan Hodges of Sterling County! They’re the winners of the American Farm Bureau’s Achievement Award competition! They raise sheep, goats and Angus-cross cattle on their ranch in Sterling City. They also own a feedlot and graze their sheep on solar farms. As the winner, they will receive a $35,000 credit toward a new Ford, courtesy of Ford Motor Company. #afbf25

RT @JohnCornyn: Honored to speak at the American Farm Bureau Federation Annual Convention this morning in San Antonio @TexasFarmBureau @Far…

Good luck to our young farmers and ranchers competing in the Achievement Award, Excellence in Agriculture and Discussion Meet this weekend at the American Farm Bureau Federation Convention! 🔹Achievement Award – Kade and Morgan Hodges 🔹Excellence in Agriculture – Jacob Spivey 🔹Discussion Meet – Paden McDermid Read more ➡️

RT @fwssr: 🚜📷 Opening the Doorways to Agriculture at FWSSR, thanks to @TexasFarmBureau. The future of agriculture is in great hands! 📷📷 Don…

When snow falls in Texas, farmers and ranchers don’t flake on their responsibilities. In fact, they have more work to do. Snow days bring unique challenges, but it's all in a day's work. Even the next generation bundles up to lend a hand, learning what it takes to care for the animals and the land. Because when it comes to ranching, responsibility never takes a snow day. Photos by Texas Farm Bureau members

Texas Farm Bureau and County Farm Bureaus across the state helped youth dreams grow by donating more than $2.63 million through scholarships, livestock shows, and other FFA and 4-H activities in 2024. See more of our activities from 2024:

We hosted the AgVentures Challenge: Pitch It, Market It, Sell It competition finals today in Waco. These top 10 finalists developed agricultural products and pitched their concepts to a panel of judges. Winner: Ava Grace Dora Runner-Up: Keira Short Third Place: Adyson Bullion Fourth Place: Olivia Clifton Fifth Place: Aiden Mesler Sixth Place: Ema Mathis Other finalists included: Aubree Peralez Cade Watkins Claire Ormand Ellie Exum Congratulations to all the students! To participate in the AgVentures Challenge contest, students must have participated in the Thrive Event that is part of our Student Success Series. Learn more about the Student Success Series:

Speakers. Networking. Fun. Get it all and more at our Young Farmer & Rancher Spring Conference April 4-6 in Waco! Farmers, ranchers, ag professionals and college students ages 18-35 are invited! Register by Feb. 27. Get the registration details, a tentative agenda and more at

The cowboy hat was named the official state hat of Texas in 2015. Learn proper cowboy hat etiquette on Texas Table Top: #NationalHatDay

More heart, better coverage, no enrollment deadline. Yep, that’s right: You can enroll in our health coverage year round, with benefits starting on the 1st of the following month. With us on your side, you’re never left without coverage when you need it. Get your quote today at

Calling high school seniors and college students enrolled in undergraduate degree programs! Apply for Texas Farm Bureau scholarships by March 3, 2025. Get application details, eligibility and more:

Brrr!! It’s another day of below-freezing temperatures, and some areas have received quite a bit of snow. But farmers and ranchers are hard at work caring for livestock through this winter storm. They’re breaking ice in water troughs and stock tanks. Feeding hay and checking on their animals. Helping newborn animals stay warm and survive. Because it’s just what they do. Despite the long hours and cold days and nights, farmers and ranchers work hard to make sure livestock are cared for. 🎥: @matt_boerner @BrandonBoerner