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  • Burned in oak: The Kleberg brand wall

    Burned in oak: The Kleberg brand wall

    Iconic Texas A&M University building feature celebrates the legacy of Texas ranching

  • Texas A&M AgriLife tests far-ultraviolet light to prevent bird flu in poultry

    Texas A&M AgriLife tests far-ultraviolet light to prevent bird flu in poultry

  • TVMDL serves on frontline of screwworm response

    TVMDL serves on frontline of screwworm response

  • Spinach peptide discovery leads to citrus greening treatment

    Spinach peptide discovery leads to citrus greening treatment

  • AgriLife Extension updates fact sheet with new pasture mealybug treatment

    AgriLife Extension updates fact sheet with new pasture mealybug treatment

New World Screwworm

Stay informed with the latest New World screwworm news, expert insights and science-backed resources from Texas A&M AgriLife to help identify, prevent and respond to this emerging threat.

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Latest News

  • Texas peanut growers adjust to market and weather in 2026

    Texas peanut growers adjust to market and weather in 2026

  • AgriLife Extension adds new county agents, program specialists across Texas

    AgriLife Extension adds new county agents, program specialists across Texas

  • Sisters in Fire introduces students to wildland firefighting careers 

    Sisters in Fire introduces students to wildland firefighting careers 

  • A robotic liquid handling system used to screen natural compounds for prostate cancer research at Texas A&M.

    Combing nature’s library for answers to prostate cancer

  • a man stands among some tall sorghum heads that are reddish brown

    Texas A&M AgriLife High Plains forage program gains research expertise

  • Cotton field being harvested by a combine.

    Farm safety net elections now open for 2026 crop year

  • man standing in front of barn with red wall

    Livestock specialist closes four decades of service to Texas ranching industry

  • two ladies holding a plaque between them

    Tree care professionals, projects recognized at Texas Tree Conference

  • two men stand in an organic grain sorghum field

    Texas ‘grows’ organic agriculture through education, research and opportunity

  • Wantanee Suntikul in dark suit standing against grey background.

    Tourism scholar joins Texas A&M, studies how food connects cultures

  • A cilantro leave center of the frame with a bloom just out of focus in the background.

    Cilantro named newest Texas Superstar plant

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

    Bazrkar brings urban water management expertise to Texas A&M AgriLife

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  • Flood tips for Texas ranchers: Protect livestock before and after

    Flood tips for Texas ranchers: Protect livestock before and after

  • Cilantro named newest Texas Superstar plant

    Cilantro named newest Texas Superstar plant

  • The 6 different kinds of spider webs — and what they mean

    The 6 different kinds of spider webs — and what they mean

  • How to choose and care for fall mums

    How to choose and care for fall mums

  • Texas A&M Forest Service cautions hunters of high wildfire potential 

    Texas A&M Forest Service cautions hunters of high wildfire potential 

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Around Texas A&M AgriLife

  • AgriLife Extension adds new county agents, program specialists across Texas

    AgriLife Extension adds new county agents, program specialists across Texas

  • Combing nature’s library for answers to prostate cancer

    Combing nature’s library for answers to prostate cancer

  • Texas ‘grows’ organic agriculture through education, research and opportunity

    Texas ‘grows’ organic agriculture through education, research and opportunity

  • Drought, flood risk tool available worldwide

    Drought, flood risk tool available worldwide

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Impact on Texas

  • Flood tips for Texas ranchers: Protect livestock before and after

    Flood tips for Texas ranchers: Protect livestock before and after

  • Sisters in Fire introduces students to wildland firefighting careers 

    Sisters in Fire introduces students to wildland firefighting careers 

  • Farm safety net elections now open for 2026 crop year

    Farm safety net elections now open for 2026 crop year

  • High schoolers train to ease a rural veterinarian shortage

    High schoolers train to ease a rural veterinarian shortage

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Classics

  • Top barbecue tips from the ‘Three Brisketeers’

    Top barbecue tips from the ‘Three Brisketeers’

  • 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

  • Wildfire sentinel during Eastland Complex

    Wildfire sentinel during Eastland Complex

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In the News

  • Farms

    New gene-editing tool speeds regeneration of hard-to-breed perennial crops

    Editing a plant’s genes is only half the battle.

  • Poultry Times

    Researchers using electron beams to zap microbe DNA for meat safety

    Researchers are gauging the effectiveness of electron beams in the fight against foodborne illness pathogens in poultry.

  • RFD-TV

    Higher prices improve 2027 winter wheat planting prospects

    Higher prices could make winter wheat more competitive as producers plan for 2027.

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