Central Texas Integrated Pest Management Meeting set for Aug. 26 in Temple
Free program addresses pasture mealybug, fall armyworm and New World screwworm
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Free program addresses pasture mealybug, fall armyworm and New World screwworm
Covers U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s new approved insecticide as pest spreads across Texas
AgriLife Research scientist Hamer validates new tool to track kissing bugs and disease risk in Argentina
Texas Crop and Weather Report - Aug. 11, 2026
Topics cover threats to livestock and wildlife, steps for prevention and response
Free program to cover flesh-eating fly’s history, identification, prevention, treatment
A Texas A&M System team to develop wound treatment veterinarians and producers can apply rapidly
Awards recognize outstanding programming and professional excellence at state and national levels
One-day online course fulfills training mandate for new coordinators, refresher for recertification
Six lectures will cover topics related to agriculture, natural resources, wildlife and land stewardship
AgriLife Extension, Legacy Ag Credit offer livestock, pest control, conservation and market education
Pioneering entomologist shaped forest science, modeling and generations of students
More than 50 educational hours, 20 courses aimed at helping producers increase efficiency, add pounds
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service online event for agricultural workers to cover livestock, wildlife
El Servicio de Extensión de Texas A&M AgriLife realizará un evento en línea para trabajadores agrícolas sobre manejo de ganado y vida silvestre bajo riesgo del gusano barrenador del ganado
Texas Crop and Weather Report - June 7, 2026
Personnel provide county-level agriculture, horticulture, youth, family and community health programming
The 78th annual Beaumont Field Day on July 9 will bring producers, consultants and industry partners together for field tours, expert presentations and updates on emerging challenges in Texas rice production. This year’s program highlights research advancements, management strategies and technologies supporting long‑term resilience in the rice industry.
14 projects to address sterile fly production, product assessment, other tools
Texas A&M College of Agriculture and Life Sciences celebrates three faculty who earn award