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A new view of Parkinson’s disease

Texas A&M AgriLife researchers shed light on neurotoxicity in the disorder

Science & Tech

Close-up of hands of a senior woman suffering from Parkinson's disease.

Creative ways to use pumpkins this fall

Besides jack-o’-lanterns, pumpkins are popular in recipes, seasonal décor and more

Life & Health

One-of-a-kind peanut sheller to bring peanut seed quality, integrity to Texas

Texas A&M AgriLife, Texas Peanut Producers Board unveil new $1 million shelling plant in Vernon

Farm & Ranch

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Expect higher prices, fewer options on Thanksgiving turkeys

Texas Crop and Weather Report – Oct. 19, 2021

Farm & Ranch

Introducing young women to wildland firefighting, natural resources

Texas A&M Forest Service hosts inaugural Sisters in Fire event

Environment

First cohort of students begin Cargill University THRIVE program

Program at Texas A&M prepares students to become leaders in food, agriculture

Campus & Community

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Oct

Cultivating Your Consciousness: Raising Wheat and Saving Soil

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Oct

Aggie Corn Maze

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Oct

Department of Animal Science Tailgate

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In the news

Texas A&M Agrilife unveil new peanut sheller in Vernon

Peanuts, peanut butter, peanut oil. Statewide, everything peanuts is going to see a boost in production and quality.

Translucent, fingernail-sized fish is a brand new species

A fish that has been swimming in the tanks of neuroscientists for years has just been classified as a brand new species.

Jeans could get pricey after cotton prices reach a decade high

Cotton futures raced past US$1 a pound for the first time in nearly a decade as adverse weather and shipping snags threaten supplies, driving up costs for clothing around the world.

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