Texas Farm Bureau has established a relief fund to address the agricultural losses inflicted by Hurricane Harvey. The category four storm struck Texas with a vengeance, flooding Texas farm communities, small towns and major cities.  

Those farm and ranch families are now left facing overwhelming odds following high winds and unprecedented rainfall.  

“It’s an historic storm and a disaster for many farmers and ranchers. The torrential rainfall wreaked havoc on Texas agriculture at the worst possible time—harvest season,” Texas Farm Bureau President Russell Boening said. “Hurricane Harvey struck an area of the state known for cattle, cotton, rice and other row crops.”  

Texas Farm Bureau news release (08/31/2017) 

Texas Farm Bureau relief fund (08/31/2017)