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Texas A&M AgriLife

January 2, 2024


Finding the ‘goldilocks’ zone or conditions in rice irrigation - New Texas A&M AgriLife study examines wet, dry growing system


September 1, 2023


VIEWpoly provides visual map for polyploid plant geneticists, breeders - Texas A&M Department of Horticultural Sciences leads search for cutting-edge genetic tools for flowering plants


June 21, 2023


New sensor chip advances rapid, cost-effective disease diagnostics - Integrated sensor chip detects late blight disease pathogen, many others


April 5, 2023


Improving tomato plants through companion planting - Tips on how your tomato plants can find strength in numbers this spring


March 16, 2023


Male-sterile sorghum may offer dairy cows needed energy with less water use - Texas A&M AgriLife research indicates water-efficiency and highly digestible fiber is possible


May 31, 2022


Drone data provides early identification of southern rust in corn - Texas A&M AgriLife algorithms can help producers prevent economic damage


May 11, 2022


Why are my tomato leaves curling? Environmental, chemical or biological changes could be to blame for a curling tomato leaf


March 11, 2022


New polyploid tools advancing beyond expectations - Genomics-assisted breeding tools improving, gaining users and uses


February 14, 2022


Canola may help Texas High Plains dairies fill spring forage gap - Texas A&M AgriLife research offers alternative protein source for dairy cows


January 20, 2022


Cover crops play important role in resilient agriculture - Texas A&M AgriLife faculty look for regional solutions


January 6, 2022


Bioenergy sorghum’s roots can replenish carbon in soil - A new Texas A&M AgriLife study shows the annual crop can sequester atmospheric carbon dioxide


January 5, 2022


Mobile drip irrigation results in high yields, saves water in watermelon research - AgriLife Research project compares types of irrigation for producing high-quality vegetables


December 15, 2021


Enlarging the rice bowl - Research suggests further efficiencies to enhance global rice production


December 14, 2021


Palmer amaranth control matters throughout its life cycle - Texas A&M student researcher tackles a troublesome herbicide-resistant weed


November 19, 2021


Adaptive swarm robotics could revolutionize smart agriculture - Potential to reduce waste through better logistics, optimal use of water and chemicals


November 18, 2021


Overview of seed saving laws


November 3, 2021


Ancestor’s microbiome may help corn resist insect pests - Texas A&M AgriLife scientists study how teosinte’s microbes could help with insect control in corn


October 27, 2021


Adapting crops for future climate conditions - A Texas A&M AgriLife study used artificial intelligence to project the genetic profile to which cultivars will need to adapt


September 10, 2021


When do I plant wildflower seeds for spring blooms?


November 16, 2020


Plant hairy roots enable high throughput identification of antimicrobials against Candidatus Liberibacter spp. (Nature Communication)


Field testing new integrated weed management strategies - Herbicide-resistant weeds target of $2.23 million Texas A&M AgriLife-led study


July 15, 2020


Blue light assists a night hunt for bugs - Texas A&M students find a way to discover insects using blue light


June 11, 2020


Texas cotton farmers adjusting in wake of court ruling on dicamba - Texas A&M AgriLife Extension outlines limited alternatives


May 27, 2020


Plant science discovery may help treat allergies and immune deficiencies - A Texas A&M AgriLife study sheds light on the first steps of immune defense against microbes


April 20, 2020


Are plants sick or just thirsty? Potato study utilizes irrigation system feedback to distinguish between thirst and disease


April 7, 2020


The Brown Revolution: How soil microbes help plants resist disease - Fungi induce two substances in corn that boost immunity, making a stronger crop


Fungi found in cotton can decrease root knot nematode galling


February 10, 2020


Is it hemp or marijuana? New scanner gives instant answer - A handheld spectrometer quickly determines the level of THC in cannabis plants


November 26, 2019


Foods’ nutrient content from a one-second scan - Spectroscopy has a new use in food production, from the field to the grocery store


November 13, 2019


Vertical farming technique growing at Texas A&M AgriLife





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