Category Archives: Agriculture News & Information
MRIs On Crop Roots Open New Doors For Agriculture
Scientists examine plant roots to make improvements, enhance water-use efficiency
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Online Fall Herbicide Application, Calibration Training Aug. 12
Also includes picolinic acid chemistry training
Read moreSave Our Pollinators, Save Our World
About 75% of plants and most agricultural crops rely on animal, insect pollination
Read moreReport Looks At Potential Impact Of Inheritance Legislation On Family Farms
Agricultural and Food Policy Center report anayzes five possible scenarios
Read moreWeeds A Widespread Problem In Texas Croplands
Texas Crop and Weather Report – July 27, 2021
Read moreTexas A&M Potato Breeding Program Shows Off Latest Varieties July 28 Near Springlake
Field day to feature more than 170 different selections
Read moreApplications For Prescribed Fire Grant Now Open
Hazardous fuels reduction funding for those who may be threatened by wildland fire
Read moreTexas A&M: A Wool Leader For More Than A Century
Pioneers in technology, setting fiber standards
Read moreHorticultural Field Day Returns In Full Color
Annual showcase event highlights AgriLife Research ornamental field trials
Read morePollinating The Next Generation Of New Honeybee Scientists
Alex Payne ‘21 shares the personal impact of honeybee research, motivation, academic opportunities Texas A&M University afforded her
Read moreLatest Technology Demonstrations Make Texas A&M Beef Cattle Short Course Unique
New chute-side pregnancy test to be among demonstrations during Aug. 2-4 event
Read moreFall Armyworms On The March Across Texas
Texas Crop and Weather Report – July 20, 2021
Read moreAgri Life Extension’s Owning Your Piece Of Texas Course Now Available Online
Landowners can find practical tips on key legal issues
Read moreStewardship Webinar On The Prairie Project Set August 5
Program focuses on coupling prescribed fire, grazing
Read moreHelping Texas’ Unique Snakes Through Research
The Natural Resources Institute restores habitat, tracks, studies Texas’ threatened snakes
Read moreTexas A&M Entomologist Wages War On Ticks
Research focused on preventing negative economic, health impacts
Read moreHay & Forage Producers Encouraged to Submit Samples for Analysis
The Beef and Forage Committee of Austin County is encouraging beef cattle producers to turn in a sample of their hay for analysis. Hay samples may be turned in at the Austin County Extension Office (located at 800 E. Wendt St), Harrison Farm Service and Linseisen’s Feed & Supply Inc in Bellville, Steinhauser’s in Sealy, Dudensing Farm Service in New […]
Read moreFall Horticulture Seminar- August 27th
Private Application Trainings for 2021
Private Application Trainings for 2021
Read moreFort Bend Regional Vegetable Conference – Summer Session Scheduled
Fort Bend Regional Vegetable Conference – Summer Session Scheduled
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