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Tag: Texas A&M
Texas Researcher to Examine Mysteries of Armyworms Aug 20, 2020
A Texas A&M University graduate student received a research grant to better identify, understand and ultimately mitigate fall armyworm populations in Texas and the central U.S. Ashley Tessnow, a doctoral […]
Texas A&M to Establish Trimble Technology Lab Nov 18, 2019
Texas A&M University has received a gift from Trimble to establish a state-of-the-art Trimble Technology Lab in the College of Geosciences. The Lab will provide an integrated field and classroom […]
Southwest Livestock: New Mexico, Texas Researchers Look for Ranch Options Oct 9, 2019
Precision ranching is a focus of a new Coordinated Agricultural Project led by New Mexico State University, NMSU, in collaboration with Texas A&M AgriLife Research in Amarillo. Working under an almost $9 […]
Texas Hemp: Extension Forms Education Initiative Team Jul 9, 2019
Growing industrial hemp in Texas is not yet legal in the state of Texas, but that doesn’t mean there is not a rapidly growing amount of interest, questions and calls. […]
Texas Corn Breeder Looking to Build a Better Bourbon Jun 13, 2019
Dr. Seth Murray may have more than a casual interest in National Bourbon Day on June 14. Murray, Texas A&M AgriLife Research corn breeder and Eugene Butler Endowed Chair in […]
Wheat Genetics Research Benefits from Texas A&M Students Dec 24, 2018
Today’s research advances in the world of wheat genetics are getting a big hand from tomorrow’s scientists, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Research scientist who has had three students […]
Texas A&M: Longtime Ag Writer Retires Sep 6, 2018
Steve Byrns, who brought real-life experiences as a livestock producer in West Texas to his job as a communications specialist with the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, has retired after […]
Texas: Gill Appointed Interim Associate Dean, Texas A&M Sep 3, 2018
Dr. Clare Gill has been appointed interim executive associate dean for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Texas A&M University in College Station. The announcement was made by […]
Cotton: PhytoGen Breeding Traits Help Protect Against Diseases, Pests Aug 29, 2018
At harvest, cotton growers learn how much yield-robbing diseases and pests impacted fiber production. This knowledge helps determine the best varieties to plant next season. Diseases such as bacterial blight […]
Texas Ag Law: Grandma’s Will – Family Feud – What is a Life Estate? May 29, 2018
Vada Allen owned a 316 acre ranch in Robertson County. Upon her death, she was survived by her son, Bobby, and three grandchildren, Annette, Allison, and Stanley. Her will included […]
