Global hunger, malnutrition a threat to U.S. national security
New report from Program on Conflict and Development makes recommendations for reducing risks
Agricultural Economics
Texas A&M AgriLife faculty receive Distinguished Achievement Awards
Awards of excellence given by The Association of Former Students
Economic value of fresh produce imports from Mexico to U.S. to exceed $53 billion by 2030
Lower Rio Grande Valley will continue as major area for land-port entry
Ranch Management University set for March 27-31 in College Station
Registration now open, with limited seating
Texas A&M expands agricultural economics educational reach into Rio Grande Valley
Professors selected for undergraduate instruction at Texas A&M University Higher Education Center
Department of Agricultural Economics master’s, doctorate programs now STEM
Classification change to benefit student body, learning experience, employment opportunities
Helping people through financial planning
Certified financial planner Jacquelyn Girling ’16 discusses her career, interests
Inflationary challenges affecting retail beef prices
Beef prices below 2021 levels, but remain historically higher
Texas A&M and the U.S. Army Civil Affairs partner to reduce conflict through agriculture
Memorandum of Understanding establishes collaboration on long-term ag stabilization, development effort
2023 farm bill discussions relate to money
AgriLife Extension policy expert updates on potential changes
