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Two peaches are on a tree. Peaches are one of the many fruits discussed at the Texas Fruit Conference on Oct. 18-20 in Fredericksburg.

Texas Fruit Conference set for Oct. 18-20 in Fredericksburg

Event to feature orchard tours, hands-on demonstrations

September 4, 2023

Farm & RanchLawn & Garden
A man sprays a yard for turfgrass pests. Turfgrass pest management is one of the topics at the Central Texas Turf and Pest Management Continuing Education Unit Workshop in Hewitt.

Central Texas turf, pest control workshop set Sept. 12 in Hewitt

Five continuing education units to be offered

September 1, 2023

EnvironmentLawn & Garden

VIEWpoly provides visual map for polyploid plant geneticists, breeders

Texas A&M Department of Horticultural Sciences leads search for cutting-edge genetic tools for flowering plants

August 31, 2023

Lawn & GardenScience & Tech
A sprinkler head spraying water.

Cutting-edge water conservation: Houston and Corpus Christi adopt WaterMyYard app

Residents can eliminate lawn-watering guesswork with Texas A&M AgriLife’s innovative app

August 28, 2023

Lawn & Garden

Crossing a new frontier in hardy hibiscus breeding

Novel coral-flowering hibiscus hybrid developed by Texas A&M AgriLife Research breeder

August 23, 2023

Farm & RanchLawn & Garden

Green industry focused on drought impacts at nursery and landscaping expo

Texas A&M AgriLife experts provide information, advice, services to green industry stakeholders

August 18, 2023

Lawn & Garden
Rows of grape vines on a land. Viticulture, or grape growing, is one of the topics of this small acreage landowner series held in Waco.

McLennan County Small Landowner Educational Series starts Aug. 21 in Waco

Series features topics for those interested in owning small acreage land

August 8, 2023

Farm & RanchLawn & Garden
Three white oak trees on the campus of Texas A&M. Their cylindrical canopy indicates they are getting the water they needs and they are planted the recommended 10-15 feet apart.

Water restrictions: Decide which trees, plants to prioritize when water is limited

Texas A&M AgriLife’s August Gardening Guide

August 3, 2023

Lawn & Garden
Dry, cracked ground in West Texas, an indicator of the ongoing drought conditions.

Water well owners: Don’t get left high and dry during drought

What Texans who rely on groundwater need to know now

July 25, 2023

Lawn & GardenLife & Health

Texas A&M AgriLife mini pecan short course is set for July 31 in Denton

Event is part of annual Texas Pecan Growers Conference July 30-Aug. 2

July 17, 2023

Farm & RanchLawn & Garden
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