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

Environment articles from AgriLife TODAY

  • Riparian and stream ecosystem workshop set for Nov. 10 in Schertz
  • Landowner programs set for Oct. 30 in Grimes County, Nov. 20 in Lee County
  • Free soil testing for producers in Arroyo Colorado watershed Oct. 28-March 31
  • Brushy Creek water quality training set for Nov. 10 in Round Rock
  • AgriLife Extension continuing education course set for Nov. 20 in Goodrich
  • Salehin joins Texas A&M AgriLife faculty in Stephenville
  • Updated online prescribed fire training course available
  • Private water well screenings set for Quanah area Oct. 14-15
  • Private well water screenings set for Fisher, Nolan, Jones counties on Oct. 13
  • Texas A&M Forest Service promotes safe charging during Fire Prevention Week 

Farm and Ranch articles from AgriLife TODAY

  • Weston Floyd brings field experience to Texas A&M turfgrass classes
  • Virtual pesticide continuing education program set for Nov. 12
  • Landowner programs set for Oct. 30 in Grimes County, Nov. 20 in Lee County
  • Predation, predator identification focus of Nov. 19 livestock guardian dog webinar
  • South Central Texas Ag Conference set for Nov. 4 in Navasota
  • Super El Niño brings hope for moisture to drought-weary Texas
  • 7 tips for growing strawberries in Texas
  • Free soil testing for producers in Arroyo Colorado watershed Oct. 28-March 31
  • Burleson County Fall Landowner Program set for Oct. 30 in Caldwell
  • Persimmon named newest Texas Superstar plant

Lawn and Garden articles from AgriLife TODAY

  • Weston Floyd brings field experience to Texas A&M turfgrass classes
  • 7 tips for growing strawberries in Texas
  • Persimmon named newest Texas Superstar plant
  • Fall Integrated Pest Management Seminar set for Nov. 12 in Dallas
  • The Gardens at Texas A&M University opens experiential teaching garden
  • How to plant wildflowers this fall for spring blooms
  • AgriLife Extension releases guidance on short-spined thrips
  • Tree care professionals, projects recognized at Texas Tree Conference
  • Cilantro named newest Texas Superstar plant
  • The 6 different kinds of spider webs — and what they mean

Life and Health articles from AgriLife TODAY

  • How forensic science opened a student’s eyes to agriculture
  • Fall Integrated Pest Management Seminar set for Nov. 12 in Dallas
  • Texas A&M celebrates 60 years of hospitality
  • Urban and municipal parks workshop series offered November through April 
  • Texas Interagency Wildfire Academy expands firefighters’ skill set
  • Private well water screenings set for Fisher, Nolan, Jones counties on Oct. 13
  • Texas A&M Forest Service promotes safe charging during Fire Prevention Week 
  • Texas Food Manager Certification courses begins Nov. 16 in Bryan
  • Preserving the Harvest: Stocking the Pantry series begins Nov. 4 in Bryan
  • Parenting Connections Class offered Oct. 22, Nov. 30, Jan. 14 in Bryan

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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