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Thank you, farmers

By Jessica Domel Farming is harder, and more labor-intensive, than it looks. I know it seems pretty obvious, but I’ve spent a lot of time on our family’s farm, and I have to say, even I was shocked by the amount of tasks farmers accomplish in a single day. I’ve spent the greater part of [...]

October 24, 2012|Categories: Cotton, Specialty Crops|Tags: , , |0 Comments

Grocery Price Watch: Steady food prices for Texans

By Amanda Hill Good news, Texans! On average, food prices are holding steady at the grocery store, according to Texas Farm Bureau's Grocery Price Watch survey. Based on the survey's third-quarter results, Texans paid $44.91—on average—for a basket of 16 staple food items. Check out the full Grocery Price Watch survey results below, or read [...]

New addition to Texas Table Top

By Jessica Domel Why, hello there Texas Table Top fans!  I thought I would introduce myself, seeing as how you are likely to see my name on this site from time to time. I am Jessica Domel, the newest field editor for the Texas Farm Bureau. I know what you’re thinking—field editor, she doesn’t really cook. [...]

October 1, 2012|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: , |2 Comments

Truth in rising food prices

By Amanda Hill I keep a close eye on food prices—mostly for my own family's budget, but also for Texas Farm Bureau's Grocery Price Watch. I wonder, though, how many shoppers know why food prices increase. If you watch the news, you've probably heard stories about how the devastating U.S. drought—a drought that caused billions of [...]

Garden-Fresh Zucchini Bread

This guest post is provided by Kendra Holubec, a Texas farm wife and Texas Farm Bureau member. Kendra chronicles life on her family's farm through her blog, Texas Farm Chic. By Kendra Holubec It’s that time of year—the time when the zucchini plants go WILD!  Every winter, I dream of fresh zucchini—can't wait to taste [...]