Fruit crops blooming despite recent cold spells
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Texas fruits should have a good year despite a rough start, according to a Texas [...]
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04, 2019
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02, 2019
TFB receives 2019 AgriLife Partnership Award
By Julie Tomascik Editor The relationship between Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) and the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service was recognized [...]
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05, 2018
AgriLife studies prenatal stress in beef cattle
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist A Texas A&M AgriLife Research team received a grant that will fund research to identify [...]
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05, 2018
AgriLife: Spring opportune time to treat fire ants
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Spring is a good time for homeowners to start treating for fire ants, according to [...]
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04, 2018
Fruit flies used to understand muscular dystrophy
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist A group of Texas A&M AgriLife Research scientists are using fruit flies to better understand [...]
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02, 2018
AgriLife, Colorado State focus on beef trade with China
By Justin Walker Communications Specialist Researchers from multiple universities and state agencies will team up in an effort to promote [...]
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05, 2016
AgriLife teaches students about gardening, nutrition
More than 500 third graders have started to make better nutritional choices thanks to the Learn, Grow, Eat and Go! [...]
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04, 2016
AgriLife expert: Maximize every pound of gain
As ranchers rebuild their herds across the U.S., record high cattle prices have fallen just slightly from what they have [...]
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02, 2016
Transitioning cropland to pastureland requires multi-year planning
By Kay Ledbetter Texas A&M AgriLife A growing interest in shifting out of crop production and into a forage-based system [...]
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01, 2014
Texas’ grain sorghum crop threatened by mysterious pest
A tiny insect—referred to as the sugarcane aphid by Texas A&M AgriLife researchers—is posing a serious threat to the Texas [...]