Texas A&M AgriLife develops guide to manage feral hogs in national parks
Research gives U.S. National Park Service adaptable framework to protect land and heritage sites
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Research gives U.S. National Park Service adaptable framework to protect land and heritage sites
Educational program for residents of the Lampasas River watershed
Natural resource and water professionals are invited to the workshop
Residents of Cypress Creek and Blanco River watersheds are invited to educational program
Topics include land-use options, tax benefits, local programs and funding sources
Scientists mapping pest behavior, identifying viral drivers and shaping new producer guidance for 2026 planting
Native shrub recognized for adaptability, beauty and wildlife benefit
Corpus Christi-based center focuses on innovation, workforce and coastal resilience
AgriLife Research and CERES TAG test new technology to improve livestock care and industry education
Meeting seeks public input on improving watershed health and quality
Collaboration targets screwworm reproduction with new 'eBeam' technology
Specialist explains coffee’s global impact, answers common questions about this popular drink
Sandun Fernando, Ph.D., was recently named a Fellow of the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, ASABE, during the organization’s international meeting in Toronto.
Zhang brings genomics and bioinformatics skills to wheat research
Texas A&M AgriLife experts are serving as key research and Extension partners in a new multistate response led by USA Rice to address the devastating spread of rice delphacid, an invasive pest now threatening thousands of acres across Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi.
New fact sheets help producers balance soil health, forage production and profitability in Southern Great Plains
Long before Jeff Tomberlin, Ph.D., professor of forensic entomology in the Texas A&M Department of Entomology, helped investigators solve murders with maggots, he was just a kid glued to the TV watching detective shows.
National Science Foundation grant supports development of affordable, scalable research support
The Department of Ecology and Conservation Biology is helping lead a national effort to transform how scientists access and use biodiversity data by digitizing tens of thousands of mammal specimens from its Biodiversity Research and Teaching Collections.