| (WACO, Texas)—Data centers, transmission lines and nuisance wildlife were among the topics reviewed by the Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) Resolutions Committee Nov. 2-3 in Waco. The committee, comprised of 41 TFB members representing diverse sectors of Texas agriculture, spent two days reviewing, deliberating and consolidating more than 200 resolutions to both state and national policies submitted by county Farm Bureaus across the state. “That’s the great thing about Farm Bureau being a grassroots organization. Everything starts at the county level and works its way up to the Resolutions Committee before going to the annual meeting,” said Warren Cude, TFB vice president and chair of the Resolutions Committee. “We have members from across Texas discussing issues that affect farmers and ranchers every day, as well as challenges we may face in the future.” Read more | The 2026 Texas Farm Bureau Resolutions Committee met Nov. 2-3 in Waco to review proposed policy resolutions from county Farm Bureaus (CFB) across the state. | | | 
