“This ain’t the time to follow rules”: Texas A&M wants to run human coronavirus tests in its animal labs
A&M officials say they have the largest public lab capacity in the state, but the federal government won’t let them use it for humans.
Opinion: Government Support Needed to Modernize Agriculture
Now is the time to lean into American agriculture, support our farmers and modernize the delivery systems to ensure the long-term fortitude of our local, national and global food system.” – Patrick J. Stover, vice-chancellor and dean of agriculture and life sciences at Texas A&M AgriLife.
Texas farmworkers struggle without government aid and coronavirus protection
“Right now, we’re feeling it at every single segment,” said Bart Fischer, co-director of the Agricultural and Food Policy Center at Texas A&M University.
23 Most Hydrating Foods You Should Be Eating During Quarantine
The stone fruit has the potential to prevent obesity-related diseases, including diabetes and cardiovascular disease, according to researchers from Texas A&M.
Gov. Abbott, Chancellor Sharp, Chief Kidd announce COVID-19 federal assistance training for local leaders
free online trainings offered to help local officials understand, acquire and administer federal assistance available to the state of Texas and local municipalities to help recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.
12 Natural Ways to Keep Bugs at Bay
“Since three of the four mosquito life stages are in standing water, I would recommend that people target those areas to get the mosquitoes before they really become a problem,” says Wizzie Brown, an entomologist and extension program specialist in integrated pest management with the Texas AgriLife Extension Service.
To continue flattening the curve, we need this triangle
Scientists from the plant pathology department at Texas A&M University say plants have a lot to teach us about how diseases spread.
To Continue Flattening the Curve, We Need This Triangle
It will help us prepare for after COVID-19 cases peak.
COVID-19 Relief for Farmers and Ranchers
Texas A&M publication identifies federal COVID-19 relief most applicable to agricultural producers.
It’s OK to stockpile – not hoard – goods should you be forced to quarantine yourself at home amid the coronavirus outbreak.
As the coronavirus outbreak continues, many Americans are preparing to quarantine themselves.
