Let’s meet this week’s American Farm family, who is helping us celebrate National Beef Month!

Understanding the importance of the ag industry is vital for the whole world, according to one female farmer. That is why she and her family are telling the beef story to honor National Beef Month.

The Texas Farm Bureau introduces us to this week’s American Farm Family.

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