Adam Russell

Adam Russell is a communication specialist for Texas A&M AgriLife. Adam is responsible for writing news releases and feature articles focused on Texas A&M AgriLife Extension programs and science-based information generated by Texas A&M AgriLife Research scientists across the state. He also generates the weekly Texas Crop and Weather Report and handles public and media relations.

All posts by Adam Russell

Beekeeper inspects a panel from a hive.

June 18, 2025

Backyard beekeeper training takes flight across Texas

AgriLife Extension’s Beekeeping 101 supports new beekeepers with research-backed program

Watermelons in a bin.

June 17, 2025

Watermelon prices not so sweet for Texas growers

Texas Crop and Weather Report - June 17, 2025

A sunflower.

June 10, 2025

Texas producers find value in alternative crops

Texas Crop and Weather Report - June 10, 2025

Antlion larva

June 10, 2025

Pit-building antlions: Nature’s sand trap killers

Predatory ‘doodlebug’ larvae use pits, massive jaws to catch unsuspecting insects

Erosion shows the roots of salt marsh grasses.

June 3, 2025

Study to forecast ecological ‘tipping points’ for U.S. wetlands

AgriLife Research to develop predictive tool to improve conservation efforts

Three steaks cook on a grill.

May 13, 2025

Prices up for most meat options as grilling season nears

Texas Crop and Weather Report - May 13, 2025

Adult leaf-footed bug on a plant

May 2, 2025

Protect your garden from leaf-footed bugs

Expert tips to spot the garden pest and stop damage to tomatoes and other crops

A gate entry to a flooded pasture.

May 1, 2025

AgriLife Research to help reduce flood risks in Central Texas

Watershed project in Coryell County to use predictive models to assess future floods

Texas A&M AgriLife in white against a maroon background

April 21, 2025

Texas A&M AgriLife entomologists honored for excellence

Three insect experts recognized for advancing education, training

White broiler roosters.

April 10, 2025

Texas A&M study predicts long-term drop in chicken fertility rates

Statistical analysis forecasts further declines in ‘hatchability’ by 2050

Cartons of eggs in a grocery store.

April 8, 2025

Egg prices falling ahead of Easter demand

Texas Crop and Weather Report - April 8, 2025

Robert Puckett kneels next to a fire ant mound

April 7, 2025

AgriLife Extension guides statewide urban pest control

Pest management program helps protect Texas schools, businesses, homes through research and outreach

A closeup of a red, ripe strawberry.

April 1, 2025

Season outlook promising for Texas strawberries

Texas Crop and Weather Report - April 1, 2025

Texas A&M AgriLife in white against a maroon background

March 27, 2025

Community ecologist joins Texas A&M Department of Ecology and Conservation Biology

Ausprey to lead research on biodiversity adaptation in dynamic ecosystems

A collection of soil test samples.

March 27, 2025

Boost plant growth with a simple soil test

Soil testing tips for better lawns, gardens and crops this spring

Urs Kreuter (right) receiving an award from Jeffrey Savell.

March 21, 2025

Texas A&M rangeland science expert Kreuter retires

Legacy includes pioneering research, global impact and mentorship in land and resource management

Judit Penzes, Ph.D.

March 21, 2025

Virologist sees collaborative opportunity at Texas A&M Department of Entomology

Pénzes brings fundamental and applied research background to the study of animal viruses

Dr. Sorin Popescu holding a UAV in his lab.

March 20, 2025

Ecoinformatics researcher advances conservation science

Emerging, cutting-edge field bridges technology, data and real-world application

Juan Anciso in an orange orchard.

March 18, 2025

Growing together: A visual celebration of agriculture

A National Ag Day photo gallery honoring the people, innovation, partnerships of Texas A&M AgriLife

A cluster of Southern Sensation Seedless grapes and vine cutting

March 14, 2025

Southern Sensation Seedless grape named newest Texas Superstar

Vigor, disease resistance and taste make it the top seedless table grape option for Texas gardeners