Refugio County Farm Bureau

02/28/2022

Attention Refugio County Farm Bureau Members

We are experiencing a phone outage. We do not know when to expect to be back up. If you need immediate assistance, please call your agent at

Toni Rodriguez (361)543-7242
Julie Van Ness (361)646-9494

For claims dial (800)266-5458

Thank you for your patience as we resolve this issue!!

01/25/2022

Don't forget to apply for your scholarships!

Calling high school seniors and college students enrolled in undergraduate degree programs! Apply for our Texas Farm Bureau scholarships by March 1.

Get application details, eligibility, and more: https://txfb.us/scholarships22

01/21/2022

Hey guys!!

Farm Bureau is having a New Membership Drive just in time for Super Bowl Sunday!! 🏈🏟🍿

Refer your friends and family to us for a new business quote for a chance to win this brand new 50” Roku TV!! 🤩🤩

Not only will you get a chance in the drawing, but so will your family/friend as well!!

The more people you refer, the more chances you get!!

‼️ Drawing will be held February 10th at 10am, on Facebook Live from our office ‼️

01/10/2022

Former Texas Farm Bureau President S.M. True Jr. was devoted to agriculture. A $20,000 scholarship in his name seeks students who share that same passion. Applications are due March 1. Get the details: https://txfb.us/SMTruescholar22

01/10/2022

Big or small, 98% of farms are family farms.

Some farms grow in size to generate income to support more family members coming back to the farm—the family business. Others are smaller or specialize in a niche market.

But there’s room for everyone, and we need them all—big, mid-sized and small farms. They work together to supply our food, and that’s why we have choices. And quality products. For everyone.

Read more: https://txfb.us/TTT091118

10/25/2021

The farmers and ranchers who grow are a diverse bunch.

Some have large farms, others small. Some are organic, some conventional. Grass-finished, grain-finished, the options stretch on.

Food is our shared connection. And we have choices in what to grow. Choices in what to eat. But often marketing gimmicks fill our plates. Learn more about our food from today’s farmers and ranchers: https://txfb.us/foodvideo.

And read more about Texas agriculture on : https://txfb.us/YTAM012020

10/14/2021

You’ve heard about the amendments to the Texas Farm Animal Liability Act, but you may have questions about signage requirements. We can help! Our new signs are available for pre-order now. TSCRA’s signs are unlike any other one on the market in that:

🛑 It’s a combination sign that covers both the agritourism and farm animal liability acts — so you’ll only need one sign!
🛑 Our sign is durable, made of the same high-quality material as our blue posted signs.

To learn more about these changes from Texas Agriculture Law, visit https://bit.ly/39bhzr7.

To pre-order our sign, visit https://bit.ly/3jWAH2a.

10/14/2021

How 'bout them cowgirls, farm girls and ranch girls. They’re confident, resilient and compassionate. They’re graceful, yet strong. Here's to the girls who are chasing their dreams and helping move agriculture forward.

10/01/2021

Tiny, but mighty! Rice is a grain packed with nutrients and proudly grown by Texas farmers. And it’s National Rice Month, so have a rice dish to celebrate!

09/30/2021

Texas Farm Bureau members have access to gate signage and discounts for propane, tools, supplies, paint and identity theft protection. Learn more at https://txfb.us/memberbenefits.

Not a member? Join TODAY: https://txfb.us/TFBmember

09/28/2021

Meet fellow farmers. Discuss ag topics. And take home prizes! Register to be part of our Young Farmer & Rancher Discussion Meet. Applications are due Nov. 1.

Get details here: https://txfb.us/yfrdiscussion21

09/27/2021

Chocolate milk comes from ALL dairy cows, not just brown ones. And it's udderly delicious. You can cow-nt on that!