I’d encourage you to take a few minutes and check out the link below.  Dr. Megan Clayton, Extension Range Specialist and I filmed this video last summer.  It focuses on… Read More →

Be sure to take a look at the new AgriLife Extension Wildfire Publication – Preparing the Ranch.  It’s  hot off the press and full of valuable information.  Key topics covered… Read More →

If you’re looking for online courses or publications, visit AgriLife Learn at the link below.  Lots of helpful and great information – everything from livestock to plants to natural resources… Read More →

TAM-AAMM Texas A&M—AgriLife Agronomic Monday Memo (Jan. 20, 2025) Zach Howard, Extension Program Specialist II, Soil & Crop Sciences, College Station    (979) 321-5928, zachary.howard@ag.tamu.edu Bearing with Sandburs – Managing… Read More →

Funding for landowners is available through the Camp Bullis Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP) for land management practices that help reach your land stewardship goals.  $4 million in funding is… Read More →

See the flyer below for an Aquatic Webinar Series being coordinated by Brittany Chesser, Aquatic Vegetation Management Program Specialist, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and Lead Diagnostic Scientist, TAMU Aquatic Diagnostics Laboratory…. Read More →

Sign up today to attend our annual Beef Cattle Short Course Tuesday, January 14th at Palo Alto College.  We’ll be offering a tour to HOLT CAT in addition to offering… Read More →

Sign up today to attend our annual Beef Cattle Short Course Tuesday, January 14th at Palo Alto College.  We’ll be offering a tour to HOLT CAT in addition to offering… Read More →

What is a Master Naturalist? A Texas Master Naturalist is someone who is passionate about the preservation, restoration and conservation of natural resources and is eager to share his or… Read More →

Mark your calendar to attend our annual Beef Cattle Short Course Tuesday, January 14th at Palo Alto College.  There’s sure to be something for everyone!  New this year will be… Read More →