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

Environment articles from AgriLife TODAY

  • Private water well screenings set for West Texas Oct. 10-13
  • Disaster mitigation through green engineering
  • Summer internship paves a hospitable future for Texas A&M student
  • Webinar on white-tailed deer management set for Oct. 5
  • Integrated pest management coordinator training set Sept. 27 in Amarillo
  • Regenerative agriculture field day set for Sept. 27 in Lamesa
  • Unprecedented heat, drought pushing Southern fire danger to extremes
  • Pests indoors on the rise as Texas heat, drought continues
  • Natural Resources Institute grants manager receives national award
  • Central Texas turf, pest control workshop set Sept. 12 in Hewitt

Farm and Ranch articles from AgriLife TODAY

  • Private water well screenings set for West Texas Oct. 10-13
  • Drought and fewer water sources not adversely affecting Texas wildlife
  • Water Seed Grant awards $2.39 million in research funding
  • Anderson hired to address crop diseases in the High Plains
  • Prestegaard-Wilson brings nutrition management to livestock sustainability conversation
  • Webinar on white-tailed deer management set for Oct. 5
  • Southwest Dairy Day will be at Del Rio Dairy near Bovina on Oct. 18
  • Shoal Creek water quality training set for Oct. 4
  • Sporadic rainfall brings relief to parts of Texas
  • AgriLife Extension Disaster Assessment Recovery unit receives award of excellence

Lawn and Garden articles from AgriLife TODAY

  • If summer’s end has you in a jam, plant strawberries now 
  • Mexican white oak named Texas Superstar shade tree
  • New course for preschool teachers encourages children’s love for gardening
  • Pests indoors on the rise as Texas heat, drought continues
  • Waiting on rain: Texas gardeners to prioritize water
  • Fruit growers forum set for Sept. 20 in Taylor
  • Nuisance wildlife management program set Sept. 19 in Georgetown
  • Texas Fruit Conference set for Oct. 18-20 in Fredericksburg
  • Central Texas turf, pest control workshop set Sept. 12 in Hewitt
  • VIEWpoly provides visual map for polyploid plant geneticists, breeders

Life and Health articles from AgriLife TODAY

  • Safety and preparedness tips for the solar eclipse
  • Tailgate food safety before, during and after a game
  • Sept. 27 OneOp webinar focuses on balancing mental health while serving others
  • Walk Across Texas challenge gets people moving
  • Food science and technology student focuses on helping others
  • Vine to Wine event set Aug. 28 in Lorenzo
  • Study shows cardamom increases appetite, burns fat
  • Plum Creek water quality training set for Aug. 15 in Buda
  • Texas A&M Forest Service issues wildfire danger warning as hot, dry conditions persist
  • Pecans give obesity and diabetes a slim chance

Science and Technology articles from AgriLife TODAY

  • AgriLife Research renews collaboration agreement with International Atomic Energy Agency
  • Patil invited by National Academies to join panel of thought leaders
  • Texas A&M Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering moves up in national program ranking
  • Passion for food science leads student from Costa Rica to College Station
  • Changing the world through the science of soil
  • Texas A&M eBeam center helps reduce risk of radiological terrorism
  • A novel approach for removing microplastics from water
  • VIEWpoly provides visual map for polyploid plant geneticists, breeders
  • Training program to provide students with cybersecurity and cyber intelligence career opportunities
  • AgriLife Research travels to Botswana to advance collaboration

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