Press Releases

New AgriLife Extension small grains specialist returns to Department of Soil and Crop Sciences

Brandon Gerrish will oversee small grains and oilseed trials across Texas

Texas A&M College of Agriculture and Life Sciences honors faculty and staff

Ceremony includes Dean’s Outstanding Achievement Awards, tenure and promotion, new faculty recognition

Safety and preparedness tips for the solar eclipse

Texans across the state prepare for the natural phenomena occurring on Oct. 14

Tree dedication honors Dean’s Excellence Scholarships

College celebrates new legacy by commemorating the largest scholarship program in its history

Texas A&M Forest Service employee earns national award for fire protection

Anderson hired to address crop diseases in the High Plains

Patil invited by National Academies to join panel of thought leaders

Prestegaard-Wilson brings nutrition management to livestock sustainability conversation

AgriLife Research renews collaboration agreement with International Atomic Energy Agency

National eBeam center at Texas A&M continues role as International Atomic Energy Agency Collaborating Centre

Mexican white oak named Texas Superstar shade tree

Native tree offers aesthetics, Texas-toughness for all conditions

Texas A&M Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering moves up in national program ranking

AgriLife Extension Disaster Assessment Recovery unit receives award of excellence

Wildfire and COVID-19 response garners southern region accolades

Financial behavior expert joins Texas A&M’s Department of Agricultural Economics

First class of Dean’s Excellence Scholars announced

Faculty, specialists honored for agricultural engineering excellence

National society awards recognize high quality, high impact work

Texas A&M AgriLife extends beef cattle expertise internationally

Chen joins Department of Hospitality, Hotel Management and Tourism

Hullabloom Fest at the Leach Teaching Gardens at Texas A&M University set for April 22

Dwarf Mexican petunia named a Texas Superstar

Plants are very adaptable and will tolerate wet and dry soils