Texas agriculture

Rural life, farming and ranching scenes. All photos by Texas Farm Bureau staff.

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two farm equipment in a field with the words growing a crop is a true demonstration of faith

Growing a crop is a true demonstration of faith. Because each year brings challenges—weather, markets, equipment breakdowns. But farmers and ranchers face adversity head on. They remain determined, passionate and optimistic, despite the unpredictable nature of farming.

the texas milk is a local food source for dairy products, including milk and milk

Texas is one of the top milk-producing states. We’ll raise our glasses to dairy farmers and to the Lone Star State’s legenDAIRY status!

Don't go wild taking sunflower photos

Texas fields and pastures make a pretty backdrop for photos, but it’s important to remember that the land, crops and livestock are the livelihoods of farmers and ranchers. Whether you’re doing it for the gram or TikTok, to get the perfect selfie or that beautiful family photo, fields of sunflowers aren’t a free pass to trespass.

a large field of wheat with a green combine truck in the background

Transformation Tuesday: Wheat field to kitchen table

Amber waves of grain! Check out some photos of wheat harvest. Did you know: Wheat is used for food, adhesives, hair conditions and so much more! Learn other facts from Texas Table Top.

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Winding Road

Hard Work And Dedication

Explore the back roads of Texas

The back roads: Where the blacktop ends and the story of rural Texas begins. Take a look at some photos of rural Texas and see more on Texas Table Top.

an image of corn on the cob with text that reads, look at corn in texas

Watch farmers plant corn in their fields and learn fun facts about the crop!

Red Strawberry

Strawberries

Berry

Strawberry Pickin'

One acre of land can produce about 50,000 lbs. of strawberries! And they’re so BERRY tasty! Meet Texas strawberry farmers Chris and Kylie.

a taco with the words happy cinco de mayo in spanish and an image of mexican food

Tacos begin on a farm

Did you know? You can’t have tacos without Texas farmers and ranchers. The ingredients that make tacos tasty get their start on farms and ranches just like the ones in the Lone Star State!

Central Texas

Green

Central Texas is really starting to green up!

the cowboy hat an iconic texas symbol is featured in this ad for tex farm bureau

The cowboy hat is a true Texas icon

Springtime means it’s straw hat season! Learn the ins and outs of the Texas icon—cowboy hats—on Texas Table Top.