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Jessup named Texas A&M AgriLife center director at San Angelo

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AgriLife Extension entomologist crosses globe to tackle fire ants

A dream to restore and steward a Texas ranch

Tour across Texas brings Texas A&M to prospective students

Brooke Rollins ’94 to lead U.S. Department of Agriculture

Texas A&M Board of Regents approves Center for Comparative Genomics

AgriLife Research and IBM launch soil and water decision tool

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Southern Sensation Seedless grape named newest Texas Superstar

Vigor, disease resistance and taste make it the top seedless table grape option for Texas gardeners
Kim brings expertise in consumer behavior and methodology to tourism studies

Distinguished researcher joins Department of Hospitality, Hotel Management and Tourism
Texas volunteer fire departments receive $2.1 million in grants

Texas A&M Forest Service funding to aid 94 rural programs with equipment purchases

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David McKnight ’73 Ranch Management University: Day 1

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USA Today

This trendy fruit has an ancient history, study says

Avocados surged in popularity with Millennials a decade ago. A new study shows they were far from the first generation to love the luscious green fruit.
Yahoo! Tech

Innovative tech can help farmers predict the future

It sounds like the stuff of science fiction, but with enough data, new agricultural models really are able to predict the future of any crop-growing season.
KAUZ, CBS Wichita Falls

TX AgriLife reports on the upcoming bluebonnet blooming season

Texas A&M AgriLife reports that the season for bluebonnets, an iconic state symbol of Texas pride, is right around the corner.

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