Texas farmers and ranchers battled the hardships of drought, inflation and high input costs but still led the state’s largest general farm organization to many successes this year, according to Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) President Russell Boening.Boening, a full-time farmer and rancher from Wilson County, highlighted several of TFB’s 2022 accomplishments during his annual address to about 1,000 farmers and ranchers at the organization’s 89th Annual Meeting in Waco.“We persisted and promotedFarm Bureau policy goals in Austin, Washington, D.C., and in the courts. We never stopped fighting,” Boening said. “I use the word ‘we’ when I talk about Farm Bureau.