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  • Uvalde County New World screwworm workshop scheduled July 23

    Uvalde County New World screwworm workshop scheduled July 23

    Program to focus on surveillance, reporting, response measures for ranch and wildlife managers

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  • Reduce your risk of West Nile virus infection

    Reduce your risk of West Nile virus infection

  • Backyard beekeeper training takes flight across Texas

    Backyard beekeeper training takes flight across Texas

  • Texas 4-H Roundup ‘sparks’ youth leadership

    Texas 4-H Roundup ‘sparks’ youth leadership

  • Rosenthal family pledges $5 million to new meat science center

    Rosenthal family pledges $5 million to new meat science center

  • Texas A&M AgriLife announces New World screwworm fact sheet

    Texas A&M AgriLife announces New World screwworm fact sheet

  • Walk Across Texas inspires healthier lifestyles statewide

    Walk Across Texas inspires healthier lifestyles statewide

Latest News

  • Emerald ash borer reaches southernmost U.S. point

    Emerald ash borer reaches southernmost U.S. point

    Texas A&M Forest Service reports five new Texas counties with confirmed sightings

  • 3 livestock skin concerns to watch for this summer

    3 livestock skin concerns to watch for this summer

    Sun, heat and moisture can harm animals’ skin, but early care helps to keep livestock healthy

  • Liu earns National Science Foundation CAREER Award

    Liu earns National Science Foundation CAREER Award

    AgriLife Extension specialist recognized nationally for innovative work in manure management

  • Flood waters left behind debris and sand

    AgriLife Extension offers private water well screening in flooded counties

  • Bales of cotton sit outside a gin.

    Production outlook optimistic for Texas cotton amid low prices

  • two men in suit and ties holding Signal Service Fellow award

    Animal science faculty, students honored at national conference

  • A crowd shot from the back of the room at the Beef Cattle Short Course

    Texas A&M’s Beef Cattle Short Course tackles markets, herd management Aug. 4-6

  • Mandadi inspects a citrus tree outside

    AgriLife Research reimagines citrus greening treatment delivery

  • Texas A&M AgriLife in white on a maroon background

    Vincent to lead Agricultural Leadership, Education and Communications

  • Texas A&M AgriLife in white on a maroon background

    Blanek named AgriLife Extension administrator in Far West Texas

  • wheat in the field

    Wheat harvest wraps up with mixed yields

  • Table decor with American flags and a small wooden sign reading “Home of the Brave”

    4 tips for a safe Fourth of July

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  • 3 livestock skin concerns to watch for this summer

    3 livestock skin concerns to watch for this summer

    Sun, heat and moisture can harm animals’ skin, but early care helps to keep livestock healthy

  • Reduce your risk of West Nile virus infection

    Reduce your risk of West Nile virus infection

    Stay safe from mosquito-borne disease by preventing bites

  • 4 tips for a safe Fourth of July

    4 tips for a safe Fourth of July

  • 3 tips to pick out a sweet watermelon

    3 tips to pick out a sweet watermelon

  • Tick talk: How to spot, avoid and remove ticks in Texas

    Tick talk: How to spot, avoid and remove ticks in Texas

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Around Texas A&M AgriLife

  • Liu earns National Science Foundation CAREER Award

    Liu earns National Science Foundation CAREER Award

  • Animal science faculty, students honored at national conference

    Animal science faculty, students honored at national conference

  • Texas A&M’s Beef Cattle Short Course tackles markets, herd management Aug. 4-6

    Texas A&M’s Beef Cattle Short Course tackles markets, herd management Aug. 4-6

  • AgriLife Research reimagines citrus greening treatment delivery

    AgriLife Research reimagines citrus greening treatment delivery

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Impact on Texas

  • Liu earns National Science Foundation CAREER Award

    Liu earns National Science Foundation CAREER Award

  • Texas A&M’s Beef Cattle Short Course tackles markets, herd management Aug. 4-6

    Texas A&M’s Beef Cattle Short Course tackles markets, herd management Aug. 4-6

  • Legislators allocate almost $630 million to Texas A&M Forest Service

    Legislators allocate almost $630 million to Texas A&M Forest Service

  • A season in decline — diagnosing a failing crop

    A season in decline — diagnosing a failing crop

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Classics

  • Top coffee questions answered by a Texas A&M AgriLife coffee pro

    Top coffee questions answered by a Texas A&M AgriLife coffee pro

  • Boll weevil eradication most successful pest insect elimination program

    Boll weevil eradication most successful pest insect elimination program

  • Texas Wine: Down to a science

    Texas Wine: Down to a science

  • What is weed science?

    What is weed science?

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In the News

  • The Associated Press

    The US plans to begin breeding billions of flies to fight a pest. Here is how it will work

    The U.S. government is preparing to breed billions of flies and dump them out of airplanes over Mexico and southern Texas to fight a flesh-eating maggot.

  • The Spruce

    How and when to harvest zucchini for the healthiest plants and even better flavor

     When conditions are right, you’ll end up with a bumper crop of these vigorous vining fruits.

  • Web MD

    How tick experts protect themselves against ticks

    Ticks are everywhere.

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