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‘Get Outside!’ kick-off event set for April 3 at Joint Base San Antonio Lackland
AgriLife Extension's new five-week program will feature activities encouraging more outdoor time for military families
New agricultural economist at Texas A&M AgriLife center in San Angelo
Wright will serve production agriculture with market trends, logistics and more.
Taking care of people in need
Mediterranean diet cooking class set for March 26 in Waco
Participants will learn how to prepare Mediterranean style diet dishes
Department of Agricultural Economics alums recognized by D Magazine
Emma Cramm ’16 and Greg Lanier ’16 voted among top financial planners in Dallas-Fort Worth area
Spring break safely: Having a more trouble-free trip
Travel and tourism experts offer tips on how to stay safer and more secure when traveling
Recognize mental health challenges and symptoms after the wildfires
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service mental health first aid training offered to agents, local community members
Department of Agricultural Economics adds to roster of experienced professionals
New educators will focus on agricultural and corporate finance and financial planning
Cooking Well with Diabetes classes start March 14 in Waco
Four-part program on healthy cooking, eating runs through April 4
Instant Pot cooking class set for March 12 in Waco
Class helps participants to prepare meals using popular cooking method
Webinar on Social Security retirement, survivor benefits set for March 6
OneOp webinar will discuss resources available for navigating benefits
Food technology expert gives Texas A&M students a taste of other cultures
Mian Riaz, Ph.D., strives to enhance cultural understanding and global food, nutrition security
Cultivate a tastier, healthier future
AgriLife Extension hosting farm-to-table event Taste 360 in March
Registration open for joint National Science Foundation Research Coordination on Extreme Biophysics symposium and workshop on April 6-7 in College Station
Symposium, workshop to showcase novel nuclear magnetic resonance techniques in structural biology and protein biophysics
Reasons not to hug, snuggle or kiss chicks and chickens
Texas A&M AgriLife expert shares risks of getting too cozy with poultry
AgriLife Extension hires new agents in districts across the state
Healthy South Texas beats for heart health
Opportunities aplenty for Texans to learn about healthy living and heart disease prevention
Healthy South Texas late para la salud del corazón
Abundan las oportunidades para que los tejanos aprendan sobre la vida saludable y la prevención de enfermedades cardíacas