Mexican mint marigold designated as a Texas Superstar
Low-maintenance ornamental plant doubles as a kitchen herb
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Low-maintenance ornamental plant doubles as a kitchen herb
National Academy of Sciences member and Regents Professor is Texas A&M’s third recipient of SEC’s highest faculty honor
Faculty, staff, student research, contributions earn awards from Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society
2025 selections thrive with minimal care, offer beauty and resilience in Texas landscapes
AgriLife Extension economics expert recognized for 35 years of service to farmers and ranchers
Distinguished researcher joins Department of Hospitality, Hotel Management and Tourism
New faculty member promotes advanced technologies to address water-use efficiency and water challenges
Trees, pests and diseases to track and manage
Kasner joins Texas A&M AgriLife Research to expand wildlife conservation and outreach
Texas section award recognizes leadership and contributions to agricultural engineering
Texas A&M College of Agriculture and Life Sciences former student confirmed as U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
New facility to strengthen global leadership in animal genetics
AgriLife Research and IBM ‘Soil and Water Assessment Tool Virtual Extension Assistant’ provides user-friendly management insights
Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute publication illustrates 25 years of population, land-use, land value changes
New plant technologies could reduce fertilizer levels, costs for producers
Ranch preparation, livestock, risk management highlighted
Texas A&M AgriLife shares how to protect pets, plants and pipes from freezing temperatures
Farmers can utilize remote sensing, big data, artificial intelligence to simulate real-world crop production scenarios