The last few years have been difficult for many agricultural producers. The combination of high input costs and low crop prices for many commodities have been a stark reality for many producers across the country. Data shows that the number
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is an organization that provides information and analysis on agricultural law and related topics. It publishes content focused on legal issues affecting agriculture, including estate taxes, farm animal confinement laws, pesticide regulations, livestock liability, farmland preservation, environmental regulations, and agricultural policy developments. The service offers detailed reviews of recent legal cases, legislative changes, and regulatory proposals impacting farmers, ranchers, and agribusinesses. Its publications often include summaries of court decisions, legislative updates, and practical guidance for agricultural producers and stakeholders.
The Texas Supreme Court recently issued an important opinion in Boerschig v. Rio Grande Electric Cooperative with regard to implied electrical line easements and the scope thereof.
Background
In 1945, ranchers in Southwest Texas formed…
The United States Supreme Court issued its decision in Monsanto v. Durnell, holding state law failure-to-warn claims were preempted by federal law. [Read Opinion here.] Justice Kavanaugh wrote the majority opinion. Justice Thomas wrote a concurring opinion, and Justice…
This checklist was co-authored with Karli Kaase, Student Assistant – Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, and Kara Matheney, Project Manager III – Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. To download a printable PDF copy, click here.
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