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Articles from AgriLife TODAYSWTC2021-03-22T16:44:10-05:00

Environment articles from AgriLife TODAY

  • Elevated wildfire risk expected across Texas this week
  • The magical chemistry behind nature’s fall foliage colors
  • Texas A&M forestry track builds field-ready experts
  • Backyard bird habitats focus of Nov. 19-20 virtual seminar 
  • Cost-share program available to help prevent southern pine beetle threats
  • Nov. 13 webinar to focus on waterbird conservation along Texas coast
  • Hunters, landowners critical to monitoring New World screwworm
  • South Plains Applicator Conference set for Dec. 2-3 in Plainview
  • Texas A&M AgriLife develops guide to manage feral hogs in national parks
  • Centennial celebration of Texas’ first state forest hosted in Newton County

Farm and Ranch articles from AgriLife TODAY

  • AgriLife Extension launches online ‘Principles B4 Practice’ course
  • Elevated wildfire risk expected across Texas this week
  • Generation Next: Our Turn to Ranch online course now registering
  • Texas A&M Beef Sustainability Summit set for Dec. 8-9 in Dallas
  • Cost of Thanksgiving turkey spikes
  • AgriLife Extension hosts Nov.19 online pesticide program 
  • Predatory behavior in livestock guardian dogs focus of Nov. 20 webinar
  • Homegrown tradition: Students bring Aggie corn maze to life
  • Texas A&M AgriLife reopens research and extension facilities at Vernon
  • Sweet comeback for Texas honey harvest  

Lawn and Garden articles from AgriLife TODAY

  • South Plains Applicator Conference set for Dec. 2-3 in Plainview
  • It’s science: Why a pumpkin is actually a fruit
  • American beautyberry named newest Texas Superstar
  • Pesticide applicator recertification slated for Nov. 6 in Beaumont
  • Workshop to help prepare trees for winter set for Oct. 16 in Georgetown
  • Free virtual series to teach chicken care and egg grading
  • ‘Wildflowers for the Four States Area’ slated for Oct. 13 in Texarkana
  • Tree care professionals, projects recognized at 2025 Texas Tree Conference
  • Tips to plant wildflowers this fall for a beautiful spring
  • Turfgrass and Landscape Field Day set for Oct. 8 in College Station

Life and Health articles from AgriLife TODAY

  • Three new faculty join Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics
  • Cost of Thanksgiving turkey spikes
  • Texas family and consumer sciences agents earn national honors
  • Charlie Pitner ’28: 9,500 coats donated and counting
  • Texas A&M reshapes meeting and event hospitality education
  • Texas A&M policy internship program becomes family affair
  • Nov. 12 webinar explores how environmental, social factors can impact health
  • 3-part financial literacy series to begin Oct. 28 in Brenham
  • Mass timber takes root in Texas architecture
  • Texas Barbecue: A class that became a community

Science and Technology articles from AgriLife TODAY

  • Engineering environmental excellence in the next generation
  • Texas A&M students lend their expertise to solar eclipse watch party in Bryan
  • Researchers resolve old mystery of how phages disarm pathogenic bacteria
  • Texas A&M AgriLife Research, Charm Therapeutics receive new support to tackle high-value tuberculosis targets
  • Gadhave earns ‘new innovator’ research award from Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research
  • Sharing the sensational side of food science
  • A backbone for science … and art
  • Finding the ‘whey’ to a food science degree at Texas A&M
  • Natural tech for ‘dimming’ genes brings transformative potential to agriculture
  • Food science and technology alum finds appetizing career in product development

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