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TAIA Vision Statement

To be the Premier Agricultural Industry Association for Texas

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2023 TAIA Scholarship
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TAIA News

 

Texas Feed & Fertilizer Control Service Job Opening

Program Coordinator
Business Coordinator

 

2023 TAIA Scholarship
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TAIA New Leadership
At the TAIA Annual Conference Board Meeting Justin Bellar with Texas Producers Coop was elected Board Chairman, Troy Miller with Bayer Crop Science was elected Vice Chairman and Josh Louder with Helm Ag Products was elected Secretary / Treasurer.
We would like to thank Lynae Austin for serving two years as TAIA Chairman. Lynae will remain on the board for the next year serving as Past Chairman.
Also, at the 2022 TAIA Annual Conference Business Meeting Cody Hurdt with CHS Agronomics and Keith Mcllvain with Farley Farm Supply were elected to serve on the TAIA Board.
Two board members Rosty Walker with Inter-Chem and Jim Farley with Farley Farm Supply went off the board after serving two three-year terms. These two board members will be greatly missed on the board.
If you get a chance, please thank the new board officers and new and old board members for their commitment to serve our association.

 

Randy Stephens, Scott Piercy, Toby Hlavinka, Matt Murphree, Phil Gough at the office of Rep Louie Gohmert during the ARA Flying. This is just one of the many offices visited to by the group to promote the interest of agriculture.

Past events

January 19th – 21st
TAIA 2022 Annual Conference
Marriott Quorum
Addison, TX

News from the Industry

Consolidation will drive ag innovation

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Trump to nominate Andrew Wheeler as EPA Head
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Scott Pruitt will End EPA’s Use of ‘Secret Science’ to Justify Regulations
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Congressional Committee Questions Glyphosate Report
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ELD Extension Not Applied to Farm Supply Retailers
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt says concerns about the future of the agency among staff is due to the administration’s “change of direction” but he told “Fox & Friends” during an April 13 appearance that he hopes to give employees confidence in the new direction.

“There’s been a change of direction at the EPA,” Pruitt said. “You see a . . . concern about what’s happened over the last eight years, to some of them — and we’ll give confidence to the folks that are there,” he added. “We’re not going to prejudge, we’ll give them the direction we’re going and hopefully they will respond positively.”

His comments came one day after the White House issued guidance for EPA and other agencies to ramp up workforce reductions by accelerating early retirements and other efforts.
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We would like to congratulate American Plant Food at Bartlett and Simplot Grower Solutions at Holland for obtaining Responsible Ag Certification.

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Congratulations to American Plant Food’s facility in Fort Worth for achieving Responsible Ag Certification