Agriculture and health news from Texas A&M AgriLife

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Bat Week an opportunity to separate fears from facts

Texas A&M experts: Bats save agriculture billions

Hybridized wheat: 7 years in the making

Texas A&M AgriLife, Nebraska wheat breeders work to maximize crop’s potential

Farm & Ranch

How to plant shade trees in Texas

AgriLife Extension shares tips to plant, establish

Farm & Ranch Lawn & Garden

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National Diabetes Month time to learn more about diabetes

Texas A&M AgriLife provides diabetes education, management information and instruction

Life & Health

Last Chance CEU Webinars online for pesticide applicators

AgriLife Extension offers opportunity to make up for COVID-19 disruptions to events

Farm & Ranch

Bat Week an opportunity to separate fears from facts

Texas A&M experts: Bats save agriculture billions

Farm & Ranch Life & Health

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Events

Oct

Aggiefest Horse Judging Clinic: Online

Online

Nov

Ranchers Agricultural Leasing Workshop: Online course

Self-paced, available year-round

Nov

Horse Show Preparation Clinic series

Cowboy Church Erath County Arena, 4945 U.S. Hwy. 67, Stephenville

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In the news

Cricket ‘singing’ has been the same for 300 million years

"We may take it for granted when we hear crickets and katydids, but these insects are involved in very complex acts of communication," says Hojun Song.

Meet PEOPLE’s Girls Changing the World in 2020

Micah Palacios, 18, has partnered with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service to lead the charge in Destigmatizing Mental Health after her own challenges with mental health and battling alopecia areata, an autoimmune disease, at the age of 9.

USDA funds $1 million research project studying COVID-19 in U.S. beef supply chain

Researchers will examine the impact of the virus on different stages of meat processing and packaging and determine the virus’s ability to survive on meat and packaging material during transportation and in retail areas.

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