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Largest scholarship campaign in history of College of Agriculture and Life Sciences announced

Dean’s Excellence Scholarships campaign begins in 2023

Campus & Community

“Learn to live with ugly” after freeze damage

Pruning dead plant material can cause more harm through winter

Lawn & Garden

Controlled environment ag program takes root at Texas A&M AgriLife

Program designed to lead the industry and prepare students for the future of farming

Campus & Community Farm & Ranch

Latest Stories

Private water well screening set for Feb. 9 in Burnet

Test results meeting is on Feb. 10

Environmental Health Farm & Ranch

Encouraging physical activity to upgrade quality of life in aging adults

Texas A&M study finds an intervention program increases exercise and health outcomes in older adults

Human Health Life & Health

Senior people with arms raised exercising at park

‘Tribute to Texas Leadership’

Graham, Hlavinka received distinguished agriculture leadership awards

Farm & Ranch

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Events

Feb

Southwest Beef Symposium

The Overton Hotel, Lubbock

Feb

Virtual Junior Master Gardener National Leader Training Conference

Virtual

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In the news

10 Questions to Ask Before Signing a Carbon Credit Contract

No two carbon credit contracts are written the same.

Smell that? Dogs deployed to detect a disease found in cattle

A Texas A&M researcher is exploring how dog’s sniffers can be used to detect a disease that costs cattle ranchers an estimated $3 billion a year on prevention, treatment and production losses.

The chicken or the egg: Eggs are the latest food item to suffer supply chain disruption

Inflation and old production equipment can in part explain why we’ve seen shortages on shelves since COVID started.

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