AgriLife Research develops nation’s first tomato spotted wilt virus clone
Breakthrough gives researchers a powerful tool to speed development of virus-resistant peppers
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Breakthrough gives researchers a powerful tool to speed development of virus-resistant peppers
Fact sheet addresses invasive pest threat to Texas crops, landscapes
Fast-growing, cool-season herb delivers fresh flavor for salsas, salads and more
Landowners can receive up to $100,000 in incentives for adopting soil‑building, cost‑saving practices
Texas A&M breeders, students connect with industry at National Association for Plant Breeding meeting
Texas A&M AgriLife researchers predict western thrips outbreaks more accurately using AI models
Texas Crop and Weather Report - Feb. 10, 2026
Event aimed at gardeners, producers, educators and agricultural pesticide license holders
Department of Horticultural Sciences aligns coalition to expand economic, educational opportunities in horticulture
Texas A&M AgriLife Research reveals South Texas shoppers prize fresh tomato flavor over origin
AgriLife Extension horticulturist explains what sets fruits and vegetables apart
Event recognizes volunteers, businesses that support agriculture
Natural plant peptides may provide a new way to combat hard-to-treat plant diseases
Event offers field tours, hands-on tomato grafting workshop
Sessions will cover topics for new and experienced gardeners
Program includes demonstration on proper pruning techniques
Three-class series will cover onions, green beans and melons
Federal grants to help wrangle vector-borne disease of tomatoes, peppers, thousands of other plants
Event will focus on teaching sustainable practices to help producers maximize efficiencies, profitability
Horticulturalists and entomologists team up to investigate insect-transmitted plant disease