It’s science: Why a pumpkin is actually a fruit
AgriLife Extension horticulturist explains what sets fruits and vegetables apart
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AgriLife Extension horticulturist explains what sets fruits and vegetables apart
Collaboration targets screwworm reproduction with new 'eBeam' technology
Specialist explains coffee’s global impact, answers common questions about this popular drink
Expert advice on timing, seed mixes and care for lasting blooms
Texas A&M AgriLife expert shares simple tips for longer-lasting color at home
Texas A&M Forest Service offers 5 tips to keep in mind with dove season opening
Circles of white mushrooms add a whimsical touch to summer lawns. But beware — they’re probably poisonous. Brian Shaw, Ph.D., professor and associate department head for academic affairs in the Department of Plant Pathology and Microbiology, said if you have white mushrooms growing in your yard, they’re likely false parasols.
AgriLife Extension expert shares how to avoid dehydration or heat-related illnesses
Veterans of 2016 Florida outbreak reflect on lessons learned, share insight to protect Texas livestock and wildlife
Sun, heat and moisture can harm animals’ skin, but early care helps to keep livestock healthy
Stay safe from mosquito-borne disease by preventing bites
A ripe, juicy watermelon can be a mouthwatering snack on a hot summer day
Texas A&M AgriLife expert shares tips to stay safe this tick season
AgriLife Extension shares key facts and management tips for these summer beetle visitors
Texas A&M AgriLife experts warn contact can cause rash, painful reaction
Simple tips for feeders, flowers and supporting their migration
Texas Crop and Weather Report - May 13, 2025
Expert tips to spot the garden pest and stop damage to tomatoes and other crops
AgriLife Extension expert shares tips to prevent cyanobacteria bloom exposure as temperatures rise
Texas A&M AgriLife expert shares advice to keep young wildlife wild