Texas legislators allocate approximately $630 million in new funding for Texas A&M Forest Service over the next two fiscal years.

Glenn Carter of Armstrong County knew something was wrong. He turned to Texas A&M AgriLife Extnesion Service to diagnose the corn disease.

As the dairy industry increasingly adopts automation, Sushil Paudyal, Ph.D., is helping producers harness this evolving technology.

The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will hold a four-part virtual advanced entomology series focusing on insect identification.