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- Texas Master Naturalist attracts record attendance to 2020 meetingOct 28
AgriLife Extension program welcomes more than 1,170 participants virtually More than 1,170 attendees tuned in virtually to the annual meeting hosted by the Texas Master Naturalist Program on Oct. 14-17 to learn about a variety of topics relating to nature, natural resource management and conservation. The Texas Master Naturalist Program, co-sponsored by Texas A&M AgriLife... Read More → The post Texas Master Naturalist attracts record attendance to 2020 meeting appeared first on AgriLife Today.
- Prevent wildfires during hunting seasonOct 28
Texas A&M Forest Service urges Texans to use caution outdoors With hunting season underway, many hunters and campers across the state are headed to the wild outdoors. However, this greater movement of people into wildland areas increases the potential for human-caused wildfires to start. People and their activities cause more than 90% of wildfires in... Read More → The post Prevent wildfires during hunting season appeared first on AgriLife Today.
- Cool-season crop planting ramps up in South TexasOct 27
Texas Crop and Weather Report – Oct. 27, 2020 Cool-season crops in the Rio Grande Valley are off to a good start after plantings were delayed by rain, said a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert. Producers in the Rio Grande Valley have been busy playing catch-up on planting cool-season crops including onions, leafy greens,... Read More → The post Cool-season crop planting ramps up in South Texas appeared first on AgriLife Today.
- Aggie awarded grant for sugarcane aphid researchOct 27
Student strides to make entomology, STEM more inclusive Jocelyn Holt, a doctorate candidate in the Department of Entomology of Texas A&M University’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, understands it is easier to win a battle when you know what weapons your enemies have in their arsenal. Following that line of thinking, Holt envisions a... Read More → The post Aggie awarded grant for sugarcane aphid research appeared first on AgriLife Today.
- Hybridized wheat: 7 years in the makingOct 27
Texas A&M AgriLife, Nebraska wheat breeders work to maximize crop’s potential One researcher is in Texas. One is in Nebraska. Together, they are striving to launch the hybridized wheat industry. Hybridization is the cross breeding of two genetically different varieties or species. And much like what has been accomplished in cotton and corn, hybridizing wheat... Read More → The post Hybridized wheat: 7 years in the making appeared first on AgriLife Today.
- Texas Master Naturalist attracts record attendance to 2020 meeting