Dedicated To Serving and Preserving the Dairy Industry

Welcome to the Texas Dairy & Ag Review—”The Dairyman’s Number One Choice in Newspapers” —since its inception in February 1992.

In our second decade of publication, the Texas Dairy & Ag Review is mailed free-of-charge to each dairy in the states of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Oklahoma, and Kansas. It is recognized in these states for its excellent content/coverage and has gained a great amount of readership and support from dairymen in other areas of the United States as well.

Our goal has been and will always be to keep up with all aspects of the dairy industry and to provide our readers with the most current and accurate news available along with entertaining and enlightening feature stories. The Texas Dairy & Ag Review is published on a monthly basis in Erath County, Texas, the number one milk producing county in the state, and printed in Brownwood, Texas.

We do not charge a subscription to dairymen nor to our advertising customers. However, advertising is what pays for our mailing, printing, and publication costs. If you are an agribusiness and would like to receive the Texas Dairy & Ag Review by mail each month, we ask that you consider advertising with us at least one time per year to help defray publication expenses. Our display ads vary in size beginning with a 2 col. X 2.50” ad for $70 per month. An advertising media kit and rate sheet is available upon request by calling 800-344-4901 or emailing us at TDeditor@texasdairy.com. If you are a dairyman who wants to be added to our list, please call us or email us at TDeditor@texasdairy.com with your address and phone number.

Press time for the Texas Dairy & Ag Review occurs within the first week of each month. We distribute copies locally to various business locations in addition to those that are mailed from our mailing list. Deadlines for placing ads vary, but normally occur the third week of each month. We sincerely hope you enjoy our publication and will consider becoming a part of our reading and advertising population.

Thanks for your time and consideration and we hope to hear from you soon.

Sincerely, 

Sherry Webb, publisher

Letters to the Editor policy

The Texas Dairy & Ag Review is an independent publication dedicated to serving and preserving the dairy industry. We welcome the opportunity to provide a media for all dairy producers to express their views and concerns about the industry. All letters to the editor are subject to our review and editing, and must be signed by the person writing the letter. In the case of email—your name, postal address and phone number are required.

 The opinions expressed in letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect or express the views of the Texas Dairy & Ag Review.