AgriLife Today

June 10, 2017

Genomic sequencing could become household term with new hand-held device

June 5, 2017

MEDIA ADVISORY: Bryan/College Station hosts country’s largest 4-H gathering  

May 24, 2017

How grade school science projects led to a career

May 24, 2017

Secret weapon of smart bacteria tracked to “sweet tooth”

May 20, 2017

Scientists identify two new proteins connected to plant development

May 15, 2017

Mountains of waste could lead to new U.S. manufacturing, jobs

May 14, 2017

Texas Citizen Planner courses offered to elected, appointed officials

May 13, 2017

Freeze stunts Texas olive industry, but only briefly, growers hope

April 23, 2017

Genome sequence of fuel-producing alga announced

April 21, 2017

Bhimu Patil receives the Healthy Living Lifetime Achievement Award

April 19, 2017

As DNA tests become more common,  researchers rapidly add equipment to keep up

April 16, 2017

College degree with winemaking certificate new option at Texas A&M

April 9, 2017

Texas A&M AgriLife to renovate Dallas center campus

March 14, 2017

What does sexy, food, world travel and super career bring to mind? Agriculture, of course

March 9, 2017

AgriLife Extension mourns loss of long-time former director Dan Pfannstiel

February 13, 2017

New protein discovery may lead to new, natural antibiotics

February 6, 2017

Decision-making process of viruses could lead to new antibiotic treatments

January 31, 2017

Water University presented with Innovative Water Supply Award for education

January 15, 2017

AgriLife Research study finds new target for controlling cell division

COLLEGE STATION -- Modern genome sequencing methods used to measure the efficiency of synthesis of individual protein during cell division has found that the enzymes that make lipids and membranes were synthesized at much greater efficiency when a cell is ready to split.

January 12, 2017

Career change: Rocket scientist finds agriculture more out of this world than space