Cotton Scouting Schools Will Be Held In Buckholts, El Campo, Ennis In May
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will host three cotton scouting schools in Buckholts,...
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Category: Agriculture
Feral Hog Management The Topic Of May 2 Webinar
Integrated pest management approaches to feral hog control will be the focus of a Texas A&M...
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Wheat Leaf Rust And Stripe Rust An Emerging Problem Statewide
While recent rains have been a boon to many crops in the state, they have also presented an...
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Animal Science Judging Clinics Provide Hands-On Learning And Skills To Youth
The Texas A&M University Department of Animal Science hosted a series of judging clinics, welcoming 1,600 Texas 4-H and FFA youth and families. The clinics, led by current competitive judging team members, aimed to enhance judging skills and prepare participants for upcoming contests, sparking excitement for future involvement in the programs. These hands-on learning opportunities exemplify the department’s commitment to educating and inspiring the next generation of young judgers.
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New Modeling App To Assist Farmers In Forecasting
Texas A&M AgriLife Research is developing an integrated decision support system (IDSS) to help agricultural producers forecast potential cropping conditions and economic results. Led by Dr. Raghavan Srinivasan, the team aims to provide farmers with insights on possible outcomes based on factors like weather, market prices, and production costs, helping them plan and mitigate risks. The IDSS, named ECO-HAWQS@Farm, will offer a user-friendly interface and is being tested with growers in Texas and Oregon to ensure its effectiveness in real-world farming scenarios.
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