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Board of Regents honors Texas A&M AgriLife professionals

Seven leaders across Texas A&M AgriLife recognized for exceptional contributions to people of Texas

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Texas A&M Board of Regents approves Center for Comparative Genomics

Intelligent agriculture solutions

Transforming food waste into sustainable nutrition

Egg prices continue to climb

Diving into Aggieland

Precision agriculture new frontier: Crop digital twins

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Research papers note challenges, opportunities for tourism industry

Texas A&M Department of Hospitality, Hotel Management and Tourism’s research papers shine at prestigious conference
More to manure than meets the eye

Texas A&M Grazingland Animal Nutrition Lab empowers producers with actionable insights on forage, livestock performance
Harnessing innovation and entrepreneurism in agricultural economics

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences graduate Gideon Kotkowski ’18 blends his love for grit, agriculture and sustainability

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18

61st annual Texas Pecan Short Course: Day 1

Feb

18

2025 Junior Master Gardener National Leader Training

Feb

19

61st annual Texas Pecan Short Course: Day 2

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Texas bluebonnets are already blooming. It’s still winter.

The wildflowers were spotted in Central and southwest Texas this week.
KNTV, NBC affiliate San Jose, CA

Higher egg prices leading some consumers to novel idea: rent chickens

With avian flu driving up egg prices, a chicken rental service is seeing more interest from consumers.
KLTV, ABC affiliate Tyler

25-year study reveals impact, rate of Texas agriculture land sold for development

The more a community or a state grows, the more resources it’s people need and use.

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