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Michael Arnold cultivates knowledge, beauty and belonging through a life rooted in horticulture and the land-grant mission
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Michael Arnold cultivates knowledge, beauty and belonging through a life rooted in horticulture and the land-grant mission
Three insect experts recognized for advancing education, training
Event offers field tours, hands-on tomato grafting workshop
Workshop offers valuable knowledge for farmers, ranchers and agricultural enthusiasts
Students and faculty honored for leadership, scholarship and service at 69th annual event
Pest management program helps protect Texas schools, businesses, homes through research and outreach
Course geared toward understanding and managing land effectively
Pénzes brings fundamental and applied research background to the study of animal viruses
A National Ag Day photo gallery honoring the people, innovation, partnerships of Texas A&M AgriLife
Study introduces a new theory that could improve locust control strategies
International expert provides Australians with Texas-based eradication solutions
Yoho to teach crime scene investigation, forensic science and entomology
Attendees will receive the latest updates on pesticide laws, drift minimization and pest management strategies
Four-day course includes both classroom learning, hands-on demonstrations
Conference offers five Texas Department of Agriculture continuing education units
Program includes demonstration on proper pruning techniques
Federal grants to help wrangle vector-borne disease of tomatoes, peppers, thousands of other plants
Awards recognize exceptional agency contributions
Participants can earn multiple continuing education units
Event will focus on teaching sustainable practices to help producers maximize efficiencies, profitability