July 21, 2020
AgriLife Extension launches online course in aquatic vegetation management
Continuing education credits offered
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July 15, 2020
From cattle yards to courtrooms
Competitive drive takes former Texas A&M student from 4-H to New York City
July 10, 2020
AgriLife Leadership joins FAO Roundtable to discuss partnerships in enhancing food systems
Collaboration explores academia’s ability to help solve food system issues exposed by COVID-19 pandemic
July 3, 2020
Two Texas A&M students named Borlaug Scholars by plant breeders association
Plant breeding carries students in two different directions
May 28, 2020
International relations through coffee
Texas A&M doctoral student studies ripple effects of coffee around the world
April 30, 2020
For whiskey, the proof is in the taste, says Texas A&M student
Plant breeding expert Rob Arnold believes better tasting corn makes a better tasting whiskey
April 29, 2020
Texas A&M veterinary lab testing people for COVID-19
Despite federal red tape limiting testing capacity, Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory in College Station began limited human testing this week
April 13, 2020
Champions against COVID-19
Newly formed Texas team fighting against the COVID-19 pandemic includes Texas A&M AgriLife researchers
April 6, 2020
Aggie professor helps law enforcement find answers in the soil
Texas A&M AgriLife researcher examines crime scene soil for human remains
April 3, 2020
Aggie veterinary labs reengineer 2,000 COVID-19 sampling kits for humans
Texas A&M AgriLife to donate FDA-compliant swab kits to be donated to hospitals across the state
March 30, 2020
Texas A&M Forest Service helping with COVID-19 relief
Agency organizing, preparing shipments of personal protective equipment, more for statewide distribution
March 6, 2020
A prickly situation
Cactus moth now in Texas, eating prickly pear cactus, a vital weed needed by livestock during drought
February 26, 2020
Don’t bet the farm on hemp just yet…
Texas A&M AgriLife Hemp Team advises curious growers
February 18, 2020
More than a great chicken sandwich
February 6, 2020
Former longtime Texas A&M AgriLife employee dies
Mary Ruth Patranella was the university's longest-serving staff member at the time of her retirement in 2010 from the College of Agriculture & Life Sciences
January 30, 2020
Texas A&M University System cooking up its own brand of oysters
“We could even make a maroon one, if we wanted to.”
January 24, 2020
