Stewardship Knowledge for Landowners:
Practical Guides, Field Stories, and Conservation Insights
Start Small, Regenerate Smart: A Practical Action Plan for Landowners
Regenerative land management can feel overwhelming when it is viewed as a complete transformation of an entire farm, ranch, forest, or rural property.
TASFRL Team
Aug 9, 2026
Connect with Texas Landowners and Forestry Professionals at the 2026 TFA North Regional Social
Connect with landowners, forestry professionals, and members of the Texas forestry community at the 2026 TFA North Regional Social near Diana, Texas. The event is free and open to members and nonmembers, but registration is required by July 22, 2026.
TASFRL Team
Jul 20, 2026
A Hidden Story Beneath Central Park: Why Land Still Matters
Seneca Village reminds us that land is more than property. It is family history, ownership, stability, and legacy. Its story still speaks to today’s need for land retention, title clarity, succession planning, and long-term stewardship.
TASFRL Team
Jul 10, 2026
Your Landownership Experience Matters: TASFRL and HARC Invite Community Input Through a Landowner Questionnaire
Every acre of land carries a story. For many landowners, farmers, ranchers, and rural families, land is more than property. It represents family history, stewardship, generational responsibility, economic opportunity, and a future worth protecting.
TASFRL Team
Jul 7, 2026
Is Your Land Ready for Regeneration? A Practical Readiness Guide for Landowners
In recent years, regenerative land management has gained attention as a way to restore soil health, improve water retention, and build long-term resilience for farms and ranches. Many landowners are eager to adopt regenerative practices immediately, hoping for quick improvements.
TASFRL Team
Jun 18, 2026
The Most Common Goat Diseases (and How to Handle Them)
Goats are generally resilient animals, but like any livestock, they are still vulnerable to a range of health issues. For many farmers and landowners, one of the biggest challenges is not knowing what to look for or what to do when something goes wrong. Understanding the most common goat diseases is not just about treatment.
TASFRL Team
Jun 18, 2026
How TASFRL Helps Farmers Manage and Restore Their Land
The Texas AgriForestry Small Farmers, Ranchers, and Landowners (TASFRL) organization empowers small landholders particularly underserved and minority communities to improve how they manage, conserve, and restore their land. By combining agriculture, forestry, and technology, TASFRL helps landowners rehabilitate degraded land, build climate resilience, and increase long-term productivity.
TASFRL Team
Jun 16, 2026
Goat Health Basics: 7 Things Every New Farmer Gets Wrong
Raising goats can be a rewarding experience, especially for new farmers entering livestock management. However, many beginners unknowingly make small mistakes that can lead to serious health problems over time. Understanding the basics of goat health is essential to building a strong, productive herd. With the right knowledge and daily practices, most common issues can be prevented before they become costly problems.
TASFRL Team
Jun 6, 2026
Losing Land, Losing Legacy: Why Heirs’ Property Still Matters
For many families, land is more than property. It is memory, inheritance, stability, and a foundation for the future. But across the United States, especially in rural Black communities, generations of family land have been lost through a legal and financial problem that many people still do not fully understand: heirs’ property.
TASFRL Team
Apr 28, 2026
Tax Planning Insights for Forest Landowners: 2025 Updates and Practical Tips
Tax season is an important time for forest landowners and working forest stewards. How your land and timber activities are classified can significantly affect your tax outcome for the 2025 filing year.
TASFRL Team
Mar 7, 2026
TASFRL Highlights Land Stewardship at SFLR LinkedIn Live
Nacogdoches, TX — February 19, 2026 “Small Acres, Big Impact Reimagining the Future of African American Land Stewardship” will take place on February 27 at 1:30 p.m. ET as part of the SFLR Network’s Black History Month series, “It’s Always Been the Land.” The LinkedIn Live event will highlight why land ownership remains central to generational wealth, cultural continuity, and community resilience, particularly within forested regions like Texas.
TASFRL Team
Feb 27, 2026
How Managed Grazing Improves Soil and Livestock Health
For centuries, livestock have played a vital role in farming systems by providing meat, milk, fiber, and supporting land management. However, many farmers still rely on **traditional continuous grazing**, where animals remain in one area for extended periods. This often leads to **overgrazing**, **soil compaction**, **loss of vegetation**, and **declining animal performance** over time.
TASFRL Team
Dec 4, 2025