President Trump speaks at farm bureau convention in Austin

President Donald Trump made his way to Austin on Sunday to speak at the Farm Bureau’s Annual Convention.

This was Trump’s third year in a row speaking at the convention and addressing farm and ranch families, according to the Farm Bureau’s website.

AFBF President Zippy Duvall says the bureau looks forward to welcoming Trump at a time “when there is much to talk about."

“The American Farm Bureau is honored President Trump will return for a third consecutive year to speak with farmers and ranchers who work tirelessly to produce the quality food and fiber our country needs,” said AFBF President Zippy Duvall, in a statement. “We are grateful that he has made agricultural issues a priority and look forward to welcoming him to Austin at a time when there is much to talk about, from trade progress to important regulatory reforms.”

Other officials were scheduled to attend, including Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue, EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler, Senate Agriculture Chairman Pat Roberts (R-Kan.) and Sen. Jerry Moran (R-Kan.).

Trump announced he was heading to Austin, Texas via Twitter around 11:40 a.m.

Trump also touted the US’s ‘incredible, new Trade Deals’ with China, Japan, Mexico, Canada, South Korea and others.

To learn more about the convention, click here.