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

Environment articles from AgriLife TODAY

  • Tips to prevent problematic barn swallow nests before they appear
  • New AgriLife Research engineer focuses on sustainable livestock systems
  • Private water well screenings set for March 4-5 in Hays County 
  • Lone Star Healthy Streams workshop set for March 10 in Orange
  • Wildfire preparedness encouraged as conditions remain warm and dry across Texas
  • Nature-based toolkit helps Texas communities plan for stormwater management
  • Texas A&M Forest Service awards $14 million to Texas fire departments
  • Lone Star Healthy Streams workshop set for Feb. 20 in McKinney
  • Reclaiming harsh habitats with black soldier fly larvae
  • Brushy Creek Watershed protection planning meeting set for Feb. 19 in Round Rock

Farm and Ranch articles from AgriLife TODAY

  • AgriLife Research Brahman program at Overton named Breeder of the Year
  • Experts expect shift in chicken prices amid fertility, bird flu concerns
  • March 17 webinar to focus on proactive management of aquatic vegetation in ponds
  • New AgriLife Research engineer focuses on sustainable livestock systems
  • A passion for people and numbers
  • Virtual pesticide continuing education units program slated for March 6
  • Lone Star Healthy Streams workshop set for March 10 in Orange
  • High demand dwindles hay supplies as dry weather persists
  • AgriLife Extension publishes human, pet fact sheets on New World screwworm
  • Sandbur management webinar scheduled for March 17

Lawn and Garden articles from AgriLife TODAY

  • Tips to prevent problematic barn swallow nests before they appear
  • Sandbur management webinar scheduled for March 17
  • Nature-based toolkit helps Texas communities plan for stormwater management
  • Renowned vegetable researcher receives doctor honoris causa award
  • Free garden planning workshop set for Feb. 9 in Texarkana
  • Protect livestock, plants, pipes and pets from winter weather
  • When and how to plant fruit trees for ‘fruitful’ results
  • Texas A&M AgriLife publication focuses on urban, suburban feral hog management
  • Texas A&M trio leads new frontier in horticultural science
  • AgriLife Extension to host virtual Texas Fruit Conference Jan. 23-24

Life and Health articles from AgriLife TODAY

  • Food manager certification training course April 6 and April 13 in Waco
  • Experts expect shift in chicken prices amid fertility, bird flu concerns
  • AgriLife Extension names Nebgen to lead in South Region
  • March 18 webinar to address ethical, legal complexities of guardianships
  • Private water well screenings set for March 4-5 in Hays County 
  • Lone Star Healthy Streams workshop set for March 10 in Orange
  • A new vision for hospitality education at Texas A&M
  • AgriLife Extension publishes human, pet fact sheets on New World screwworm
  • Mary Schrieber ’28 finds fellowship, shared values beyond the blue jacket
  • Importance of caregiver engagement webinar set for March 5

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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