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0 | ['writer: steve byrns 325-653-4576 s-byrns@tamuedu\ncontact: dr dan waldron 325-653-4576 d-waldron@tamuedu\nsonora/san angelo – the annual ram performance test which was conducted for decades at the texas agrilife research station at sonora is moving said the tests coordinator\ndr dan waldron agrilife research geneti... |
1 | ['writers: steve byrns  325-653-4576 s-byrns@tamuedu\nrob williams 979-458-3449 rlwilliams32@tamuedu\ncontact: dr charles allen 325-653-4576 ctallen@agtamuedu\nsan angelo – texas a&m universitys department of entomology and the texas agrilife extension service have named dr charles allen associate department head fo... |
2 | ['college station to aid landowners in the middle trinity river basin and similar areas the texas agrilife extension service has produced a publication with step-by-step instructions on how to restore native grasslands said agency experts\nmany native grasslands are being lost to urbanization fragmentation row-crop far... |
3 | ['writer: kay ledbetter 806-677-5608 skledbetter@agtamuedu\ncontact: nich kenny 806-677-5600 npkenny@agtamuedu\namarillo – four meetings highlighting three primary corn irrigation projects in the north plains have been scheduled in august by the texas agrilife extension service texas agrilife research and the north p... |
4 | ['san antonio – the texas agrilife extension service will present the backyard gardening series educational program drip irrigation and lawn management from 6:30-8:30 pm sept 13 in suite 208 of its offices at 3355 cherry ridge in san antonio\nthis photo shows plants being watered by a drip irrigation system water slo... |
5 | ['corn harvest reports a mixed bag\neast of mckinney in early august corn harvesters unload a combine into a hopper truck on the go (texas agrilife extension service photo by robert burns)\nwriter: robert burns 903-834-6191 rd-burns@tamuedu\ncollege station – as corn prices surge the condition of the crop varied wide... |
6 | ['\nwriter: blair fannin 979-845-2259 b-fannin@tamuedu\n\ncollege station – texas beef producers attending the 58th texas a&m beef cattle short course in college station looked intently at several maps depicting future weather patterns across the lone star state\n\n\nbrian bledsoe weatherman for the southern livestoc... |
7 | ['college station the sequor youth development initiative a texas agrilife extension service program was recently awarded more than $455 000 by the texas department of state health services to assess six texas healthy adolescent initiative sites throughout the state\nthe sequor initiative is administered by the texas a... |
8 | ['dr cr dick creger\ncollege station – dr cr dick creger whose career spanned 34 years in agriculture leadership roles at texas a&m university has died he was 78\nvisitation will be from 6 to 8 pm aug 7 at memorial funeral chapel in college station graveside services will be held friday at hosey hill cemetery in weir... |
9 | ['edinburg    vidal saenz is gearing up for his busy time of year mid-august through december when farmers and ranchers come to his office for help in applying for federal agricultural loans\nvidal sanez left helps growers like joe aguilar right apply for federally funded agricultural loans (photo courtesy of vidal s... |
10 | ['contact: blair fannin 979-845-2259 b-fannin@tamuedu \n\ncollege station – a look at the future of the beef industry will be one of several featured topics at the texas a&m beef cattle short course scheduled aug 6-8 in college station\nthe annual event conducted by the texas agrilife extension service will be held a... |
11 | ['contact: kathleen phillips 979-845-2872 ka-phillips@tamuedu\ncollege station –texas agrilife extension service helped folks all over the state learn how to grow vegetables for sale in local farmers markets national farmers market week is begins aug 5\ncustomers snap up organic vegetables at the north san juan farme... |
12 | ['writer: kathleen phillips 979-845-2872 ka-phillips@tamuedu\ncollege station – four state agricultural agencies three of which have served texans for about 100 years are adding a&m to their names to reflect their connection to the system that includes texas a&m university\nthe new names texas a&m agrilife research t... |
13 | ['writer: kathleen phillips 979-845-2872 ka-phillips@tamuedu\ncollege station dr doug steele was named sole finalist for the texas agrilife extension service director position at the texas a&m university system board of regents meeting today\nthe regents may consider approving steele for the position after the 21 days ... |
14 | ['next course set for oct 29-nov 2 in college station\nwriter: kay ledbetter 806-677-5608 skledbetter@agtamuedu\ncontact: dr larry redmon 979-845-2425 l-redmon@tamuedu\ncollege station restocking after a drought can be a difficult call: is the drought over is there enough forage to sustain cattle what makes the most ec... |
15 | ['lockhart – a texas watershed steward training workshop on water quality and availability issues related to plum creek will be held from 8 am-4 pm sept11 in the fellowship hall of first lockhart baptist church 315 west prairie lea in lockhart\nthe workshop is open to anyone interested in improving land and water iss... |
16 | ['dr guy fipps is known for his work in the rio grande valley as well as afghanistan\nwriter: robert burns 903-312-3199 rd-burns@tamuedu\ncollege station – dr guy fipps texas agrilife extension service engineer has received an award for his work advancing surface irrigation and saving water in texas and abroad\nthe a... |
17 | ['writer: steve byrns 325-653-4576 s-byrns@tamuedu\ncontact: james jackson 325-453-2461 jamesrjackson@agtamuedu\nrobert lee – the texas agrilife extension service office in coke county is conducting a quail appreciation day from 8:30 am-4:30 pm sept 14 on the wildcat mountain ranch near robert lee\nthe loss of native... |
18 | ['seguin on aug 1 dr charla bading will assume the role of family and consumer sciences agent for the texas agrilife extension service in guadalupe county said agency and county officials\ndr charla bading is the new texas agrilife extension service agent for family and consumer sciences in guadalupe county (texas agri... |
19 | ['expert: east and central producers with hay will likely hold onto it\na rare central texas sight: big round bales of hay lined up for sale south of kaufman in late june (texas agrilife extension service photo by robert burns)\nwriter: robert burns 903-834-6191 rd-burns@tamuedu\ncollege station – in 2011 midwestern ... |
20 | ['writer: kay ledbetter 806-677-5608 skledbetter@agtamuedu\ncontact: brandon mcginty 806-669-8033 bmcginty@agtamuedu\npampa – ranchers and other landowners can attend a brush and weed management program aug 17 at the gray county annex 12125 e frederic ave in pampa\nthe event is planned by the texas agrilife extension... |
21 | ['farm bill to be a key discussion point\nwriter: steve byrns 325-653-4576 s-byrns@tamuedu\ncontact: robert pritz 325-6726048 r-pritz@tamuedu\nabilene – the big country wheat conference conducted biennially by the texas agrilife extension service will be held aug 23 in the big country hall located on the taylor count... |
22 | ['program to focus on ranching with less livestock\nwriter: steve byrns 325-653-4576 s-byrns@tamuedu\ncontact: pascual hernandez 325-387-3101 p-hernandez@tamuedu\nsonora – the texas agrilife extension service offices in sutton and schleicher counties will conduct the ranch herd management workshop: making ranching wo... |
23 | ['writer: kathleen phillips 979-845-2872 ka-phillips@tamuedu\ncollege station dr dan lineberger who was texas a&m university head of horticultural sciences from 1990-94 will return to that position on aug 1 according to dr mark hussey vice chancellor and dean of agriculture and life sciences\ndr lineberger has the tale... |
24 | ['coldspring brandon gregson has been named texas agrilife extension service agent for agriculture and natural resources in san jacinto county according to dr dale a fritz district agrilife extension administrator in bryan and the san jacinto county commissioners court\ngregson will begin sept 1 filling the position pr... |
25 | ['writer: kay ledbetter 806-677-5608 skledbetter@agtamuedu\nbrandon mcginty 806-669-8033 bmcginty@agtamuedu\npampa – a wheat planning conference will be offered from 10 am to 3 pm aug 8 at the gray county annex 12125 e frederic ave in pampa\nthe event is being planned by the texas agrilife extension service offices i... |
26 | ['writer: kay ledbetter 806-677-5608 skledbetter@agtamuedu\ncontact: brittany grube brittanygrube@agnettamuedu\ndr michael masser 979-845-7370 m-masser@tamuedu\ncollege station – too many plants in a pond cause problems producers seeking more ways to manage their private watering holes can join the aug 2 webinar aqua... |
27 | ['expert: controllers performance ‘inconsistent\ncharles swanson texas agrilife extension service landscape irrigation specialist opens the programming unit of a ‘smart irrigation controller some of the different weather sensors manufacturers use on their controllers are mounted on top of the panel (texas agrilife ... |
28 | ['weslaco    got a few acres in south texas youd like to work consider goats said barbara storz a texas agrilife extension service horticulturist who has organized an upcoming goat workshop\na goat workshop for small-acreage landowners will be held aug 4 at the texas agrilife research and extension center at weslaco ... |
29 | ['junction–anyone interested in becoming involved in improving and protecting the upper llano river watershed is invited to attend an aug 14 meeting in junction\nparticipants at the upper llano river watershed protection plan meeting will discuss strategies to conserve and protect the water quality in the north and s... |
30 | ['\ndrought demand determine markets\n\n\n\nwriter: blair fannin 979-845-2259 b-fannin@tamuedu\ncontacts: dr mark welch 979-845-8011 jmwelch@tamuedu\ndr david anderson 979-845-4351 danderson@tamuedu\ncollege station – the future of corn prices and the impact on fed livestock continues to be an unfolding tumultuous si... |
31 | ['grasshopper problems likely to get worse\na grasshopper seems to be waiting patiently for a train to pass near kerens grasshoppers are long-lived insects generally lasting until the onset of cold weather but they are homebodies usually not moving more than a few miles from where they hatched according to texas agrili... |
32 | ['san antonio – the texas agrilife extension service will present another of its backyard gardening series on aug 28 focusing on fruits and vegetables in alphabetical order\na backyard gardening series program by the texas agrilife extension service on aug 28 in san antonio will feature fruits and vegetables starting... |
33 | ['college station – texas veterinarians animal owners and livestock producers now have access to a team of experts for up-to-date information about health issues for cattle horses sheep goats poultry exotic animals and wildlife\nthe texas agrilife extension service and the texas veterinary medical diagnostic laborato... |
34 | ['refugio  stakeholders interested in improving the water quality in the copano bay watershed in south texas are invited to a no-cost public meeting at 5:30 pm aug 1 at the refugio county community center 305 swift st in refugio\nthe water quality of the copano bay watershed in south texas will be discussed at a meeti... |
35 | ['college station – suppose your house was damaged by weather\nmaybe your house wasnt directly under the storm but the wind blew a tree onto your roof or maybe it was hurt by hail or caught fire or one of the water pipes burst inside the house\nchances are youre going to need a contractor if so two experts from texas... |
36 | ['food safety a growing concern\nweslaco    the trends are stark and unmistakable: over the last 10 years fruit and vegetable imports from other countries to the united states have increased sharply with no letup in sight according to data from the us department of agriculture\nimports to the us of chinese produce sh... |
37 | ['angleton  shane jennings has been named the new texas agrilife extension service agent for 4-h and youth development in brazoria county according to dr dale a fritz agrilife extension district administrator and the brazoria county commissioners court\nshane jennings (texas agrilife extension service photo by kathlee... |
38 | ['\n\ncontact: blair fannin 979-845-2259 b-fannin@tamuedu\n\n\ncollege station – a group of university department heads from across the nation have come together to establish an association focused on advocating increased federal investment in animal science\n\n\n\nthe national association for the advancement of anim... |
39 | ['expert: drought is only part of the story\nhypoxylon is a fungus that is usually considered a weak pathogen not aggressive enough to take over healthy unstressed trees according to a texas agrilife extension service forestry specialist once the signs of the fungus infection are obvious as here the tree is already dea... |
40 | ['writer: kay ledbetter 806-677-5608 skledbetter@agtamuedu\ncontact: amy wagner 806-373-0713 aewagner@agtamuedu\namarillo – three different sessions of preserving the harvest – food preservation class will be presented in august by amy wagner texas agrilife extension service family and consumer sciences agent in po... |
41 | ['\nlondon  a cadre of scientists representing coffee-producing countries throughout the world recently gathered in london for a technical meeting on initial efforts to be conducted under the banner of world coffee research\ndr tim schilling director of world coffee research speaks to a group of scientists representin... |
42 | ['seguin the evening of aug 7 the texas agrilife extension service guadalupe-blanco river authority and texas state soil and water conservation board will hold a geronimo and alligator creeks partnership meeting\nthe no-cost meeting is open to the public it will be held at the guadalupe-blanco river authoritys river an... |
43 | ['writer: steve byrns 325-653-4576 s-byrns@tamuedu\ncontact: garry branham 325-659-6525 glbranham@agtamuedu\nsan angelo – garry branham texas agrilife extension service 4-h and youth development agent in tom green county is changing jobs but he wont be moving far\ngarry branham named texas agrilife extension service ... |
44 | ['junction – a texas watershed steward workshop on water quality and availability issues related to the llano river will be held 8 am-4 pm aug 30 at the texas tech center 254 red raider lane in junction\nthe aug 30 texas watershed steward training in junction will focus on water quality and availability related to th... |
45 | ['soil and crop sciences department begins new recognition program\nwriter: kay ledbetter 806-677-5608 skledbetter@agtamuedu\ncontact: dr david baltensperger 979-845-3041 dbaltensperger@tamuedu\nmckinney – john ayers class of 1937 was presented with a plaque to commemorate the 75th anniversary of his graduation from ... |
46 | ['writer: steve byrns 325-653-4576 s-byrns@tamuedu\ncontact: jesse lea schneider 432-729-4746 jlschneider@agtamuedu\nalpine – the texas agrilife extension service is partnering with several other entities to present the trans-pecos wildlife conference and field day on aug 2-3 in alpine\nthe aug 2 classroom sessions b... |
47 | ['\ncotton maturity varied widely across the state with some fields struggling to make a stand while in other areas it was being defoliated in preparation for harvest (us department of agriculture photo)\nwriter: robert burns 903-834-6191 rd-burns@tamuedu\ncollege station – if its true misery loves company drought-ha... |
48 | ['expert: smart controllers still need professional installation\ntexas agrilife extension service irrigation experts charles swanson left and dr guy fipps tested nine ‘smart irrigation controllers under drought conditions in 2011 (texas agrilife extension service photo by robert burns)\nwriter: robert burns 903-834-... |
49 | ['writer: kay ledbetter 806-677-5608 skledbetter@agtamuedu\ncontact: danny nusser 806-677-5600 d-nusser@tamuedu\nstratford – jill killian will rejoin the texas agrilife extension service as the family and consumer sciences agent for sherman county on aug 1 according to danny nusser agrilife extension district adminis... |
50 | ['writer: steve byrns 325-653-4576 s-byrns@tamuedu\ncontact: dr michael merchant 972-952-9204 m-merchant@tamuedu\ndallas – the current cricket invasion many are experiencing in parts of east and central texas isnt particularly unusual but the timing is said a texas agrilife extension service entomologist\ndr michael ... |
51 | ['houston a prospective wine-grape grower workshop will be held from 9 am-3 pm on aug 10 at the texas agrilife extension service office in harris county 3033 bear creek drive houston\non aug 10 the texas agrilife extension service office at 3033 bear creek drive in houston will present a prospective wine-grape grower w... |
52 | ['writer: steve byrns 325-653-4576 s-byrns@tamuedu\ncontact: dr calvin trostle 806-746-6101 ctrostle@agtamuedu\ndimmitt – south plains alfalfa producers can update their production skills at a regional alfalfa production workshop set for 8:30 am-12:15 pm july 25 at the texas agrilife extension service office for cast... |
53 | ['expert: winter pastures could save hay if theres another drought\ndr jason banta texas agrilife extension service beef cattle specialist tells how to use us department of agriculture soil map data and google earth satellite images to develop a custom soil and production map (texas agrilife extension service photo by ... |
54 | ['writer: blair fannin 979-845-2259  b-fannin@tamuedu\ncontact: dr jason cleere 979-845-6931 jjcleere@agtamuedu\ncollege station – beginning beef cattle producers will be given an introductory cattle production overview at the texas a&m beef cattle short course scheduled aug 6-8 at texas a&m university in college st... |
55 | ['writer: kay ledbetter 806-677-5608 skledbetter@agtamuedu\ncontact: kristy synatschk 806-878-4026 klsynatschk@agtamuedu\nborger – the texas agrilife extension service will conduct four hutchinson county home horticulture sessions in july and august\nhome horticultural education is in high demand right now because ev... |
56 | ['expert: water supply issues in large cities arent over despite recent rains\ncharles swanson (left) texas agrilife extension service landscape irrigation specialist shows students at an irrigation scheduling course how to evaluate the efficiency of an irrigation system (texas agrilife extension service photo by askar... |
57 | ['writer: kathleen phillips 979-845-2872 ka-phillips@tamuedu\ncontact: dr gregory reinhart 979-458-0630 gdr@tamuedu\ndr tatyana igumenova 979- 845-6312 tigumenova@tamuedu\ncollege station  – top-notch molecular research swung into gear at texas a&m university this week – literally\na crane lowered a high-field 800... |
58 | ['san antonio – texas agrilife extension service in bexar county is now taking applications for its next master gardener volunteer training class said david rodriguez agrilife extension agent for horticulture in bexar county\nmaster gardener volunteer training is conducted by agrilife extension and this will be maste... |
59 | ['weslaco    the texas agrilife research and extension center at weslaco will host a cotton defoliation field day from 10 – 11:30 am july 17 at the centers hiler farms\nthe use of a recently approved fungicide on cotton root rot is among topics to be discussed at a july 17 cotton field day near weslaco (agrilife co... |
60 | ['writer: steve byrns 325-653-4576 s-byrns@tamuedu\ncontact: dr dan waldron 325-653-4576 d-waldron@tamuedu\nsonora – texas agrilife researchs annual angora goat performance test field day and sale is set for july 26 at the agrilife research station at sonora\nthe station is located 28 miles south of sonora on us high... |
61 | ['vernon – increasing fertilizer prices have producers all over texas looking for budget-friendly ways to meet their crops nutrient requirements and the upcoming rolling plains summer crops field day on july 17 will feature at least one option said a texas agrilife research expert\ndr paul delaune agrilife research e... |
62 | ['writer: steve byrns 325-653-4576 s-byrns@tamuedu\ncontact: chase mcphaul 325-392-2721 pcmcphaul@agtamuedu\nozona – a texas agrilife extension service range and wildlife management workshop has been set from 8:30 am-3:30 pm july 31 in the crockett county convention center in ozona\nfive texas department of agricultu... |
63 | ['by: kay ledbetter 806-677-5608 skledbetter@agtamuedu\ncontact(s): dede jones 806-677-5667 dljones@agtamuedu\njay yates 806-746-6101 jayates@agtamuedu\nlubbock/amarillo – texas agrilife extension service will offer quickbooks pro 2012 computer short courses on aug 13-14 in lubbock and sept 4-5 in amarillo\nthe train... |
64 | ['grain sorghum plantings up in response to drought prices aflatoxin concerns \nby the end of june sorghum near kerens in central texas was already changing color (texas agrilife extension service photo by robert burns)\nwriter: robert burns 903-834-6191 rd-burns@tamuedu \ncollege station – texas grain sorghum planti... |
65 | ['expert: health of private woodlands doesnt happen by accident\nemma taylor kilgore plays in her parents woodlands even a woodland of only a few acres – or less – requires management to minimize the risk of wildfire pests and forest diseases (texas agrilife extension service photo by dr eric taylor)\nwriter: rober... |
66 | ['san antonio – the texas agrilife extension service will be presenting a grounds maintenance workshop from 8:30 am-3 pm on aug 24 in the dairy barn of the san antonio livestock exposition grounds 3201 east houston street\nthe closest entrance to the workshop location is the west gate off east houston street\ncoordin... |
67 | ['writer: steve byrns 325-653-4576 s-byrns@tamuedu\ncontact: jerry warren 325-854-5835 jwarren@agtamuedu\nbaird – a multi-county texas agrilife extension service program targeting issues affecting landowners is slated for 9 am-3 pm aug 16 in the baird community center in baird\nparticipating counties are callahan sha... |
68 | ['writer: steve byrns 325-653-4576 s-byrns@tamuedu\ncontact: helen holdsworth 210-826-2904 ext 120 hholdsworth@texas-wildlifeorg\ndr dale rollins 325-653-4576 d-rollins@tamuedu\nabilene – the texas agrilife extension service will join several other state and national agencies and texas conservation groups in in hosti... |
69 | ['contacts: heather mathewson 979-845-4095 heathermathewson@agnettamuedu\nmike morrison 979-862-7667 mlmorrison@tamuedu\ncollege station the projected number of golden-cheeked warbler males across their breeding range in central texas is more than previous estimates had indicated according to results from a texas agril... |
70 | ['goals reached: white eyes blue petals maroon leaves\nwriter: kay ledbetter 806-677-5608 skledbetter@agtamuedu\ncontact: dr dariusz malinowski 940-552-9941 dmalinow@agtamuedu\nvernon – commercialization of winter-hardy hibiscuses from the texas agrilife research program at vernon could become a reality within the ne... |
71 | ['writer: blair fannin 979-845-2259 b-fannin@tamuedu\ncollege station – experts are cautioning horse owners to be on the lookout for pigeon fever a bacterial illness that causes abscesses typically in the pectoral region of horses but in other anatomical sites as well\npigeon fever is an infection caused by the bacte... |
72 | ['college station – the american college of veterinary microbiologists has elected two professionals from the texas veterinary medical diagnostic laboratory to its board of governors\ndr hemant naikare and dr amy k swinford were among three new board members chosen from 10 candidates they will assume office in august... |
73 | ['writer: kay ledbetter 806-677-5608 skledbetter@agtamuedu\ncontact: leonard haynes 806-874-2141 l-haynes@tamuedu\nclarendon – an educational rainwater harvesting seminar complete with a hands-on installation demonstration has been scheduled for july 28 in clarendon according to leonard haynes texas agrilife extensio... |
74 | ['writer: blair fannin 979-845-2259 b-fannin@tamuedu\ncontact: dr jason cleere 979-845-6931 jjcleere@agtamuedu\ncollege station – youth can learn more about the beef industry during a special hands-on program held in conjunction with the texas a&m beef cattle short course aug 6-8 at texas a&m university in college st... |
75 | ['\nsan antonio – the texas agrilife extension service will present the first backyard gardening series which features fruits and vegetables from a-z on july 17 at agency offices located in the conroy complex  3355 cherry ridge dr san antonio\nthe first installment of a backyard gardening series addressing fruits an... |
76 | ['college station – the texas agrilife extension service provides information regarding what to do before during and after a flood as well as other disasters according to agency experts\nthe texas agrilife extension service has many publications most of them free of charge to help texans prepare for and recover from ... |
77 | ['san antonio the cooperative extension program at prairie view a&m university and care improvement plus will present a free showing of the hbo documentary the weight of the nation and facilitate discussion on the topic of obesity from 11:30 am–1 pm july 26 at the bazan library 2200 w commerce in san antonio\nthe doc... |
78 | ['course taught largely by college station poultry experts\n\nwriter: robert burns 903-834-6191 rd-burns@tamuedu\nnacogdoches – want to learn all the ins and outs of raising broilers in the backyard for what amounts to chicken feed\nif so at $20 the small flock and vegetable short course set aug 10 at the texas agril... |
79 | ['joel kirby has served as a 4-h adult leader for 16 years\nwriter: robert burns 903-834-6191 rd-burns@tamuedu\noverton – joel kerby a long-time overton resident has won the highest award 4-h gives a volunteer the salute to excellence award\nthe award recognizes outstanding 4-h volunteers for their service to 4-h pro... |
80 | ['writer: steve byrns 325-653-4576 s-byrns@tamuedu\ncontact: zachary wilcox 325-236-6912 s-wilcox@tamuedu\nsweetwater – the texas agrilife extension service will conduct a tree health program from 6-8 pm july 17 in the meeting room on the third floor of the nolan county courthouse in sweetwater\nzach wilcox agrilife ... |
81 | ['many parts of texas firecracker hot\nin late june west of corsicana cotton was blooming (texas agrilife extension service photo by robert burns)\nwriter: robert burns 903-834-6191 rd-burns@tamuedu \ncollege station – though cool by comparison to some parts of the country much of texas was frying going into the july... |
82 | ['writer: blair fannin 979-845-2259 b-fannin@tamuedu\ncollege station – dr john nichols who recently retired as head of texas a&m universitys agricultural economics department has been appointed to the federal reserve bank of dallas business and community advisory council\nnichols and council members will advise on c... |
83 | ['college station – the texas veterinary medical diagnostic laboratory has named dr terry hensley as assistant agency director\nhensley will co-manage diagnostic services for the college station laboratory and supervise the process for receiving specimens from clients he also will serve as a liaison with clients and ... |
84 | ['\ncollege station the texas water resources institute will host an advanced water rights analysis package workshop aug 30-31 in college station\nthe workshop will be held at the spatial sciences laboratory 1500 research parkway on the texas a&m university campus it will be from 8:30 am-5 pm on both days\na water righ... |
85 | ['writer: kay ledbetter 806-677-5608 skledbetter@agtamuedu\ncontact: miles dabovich 806-746-6101 m-dabovich@tamuedu\nvernon – miles dabovich has been named texas agrilife extension services administrator for the agencys rolling plains district effective july 15 the announcement came from dr darrell dromgoole agrilife... |
86 | ['college station – on july 4th many people will be firing up their grills and cooking food to eat outdoors said texas agrilife extension service experts offering advice on both fire and food safety\npeople need to take extra care if theyre planning to grill outdoors especially if its in an open area such as a public... |
87 | ['college station during the statewide texas 4-h golf challenge young people can compete while learning about sports nutrition golf course and turf grass management and golf rules and etiquette said the events coordinator\nthe 3rd annual statewide texas 4-h golf challenge will be held in different regions during the mo... |
88 | ['writer: kay ledbetter 806-677-5608 skledbetter@agtamuedu\ncontact: brittany grube brittanygrube@agnettamuedu\nbrent clayton 361-265-9203 jbclayton@agtamuedu\ncollege station – best management practices for reducing pesticide runoff on rangelands will be the july 5 webinar topic for the texas agrilife extension serv... |
89 | ['writer: steve byrns 325-653-4576 s-byrns@tamuedu\ncontact: dr chris sansone 325-653-4576 c-sansone@tamuedu\nsan angelo – dr chris sansone texas agrilife extension service entomologist and associate department head for entomology san angelo will retire from the agency effective july 31 but hes far from retiring from... |
90 | ['video of dr juan anciso describing the history of the jaber estate winery in south texas\nmission    dreams of a successful winery in the lower rio grande valley have turned to nightmares for countless of would-be vinters in the last 100 years thanks to aggressive plant diseases that routinely wiped out entire vine... |
91 | ['writer: kay ledbetter 806-677-5608 skledbetter@agtamuedu\ncontact: dr angela burkham 806-677-5600 aburkham@agtamuedu\ndanny nusser 806-677-5600 d-nusser@tamuedu\namarillo – a new cooperative extension program position was approved by the potter county commissioners court on monday in an effort to reach economically... |
92 | ['writer: blair fannin 979-845-2259 b-fannin@tamuedu\ncollege station – dr parr rosson has been named head of the department of agricultural economics at texas a&m university according to dr mark hussey vice chancellor and dean of agriculture and life sciences for the texas a&m university system at college station\np... |
93 | ['lubbock – awards in the categories of texas 4-h alumni leaders legacy and meritorious service as well as citation for outstanding service were presented during the statewide texas 4-h roundup held recently on the campus of texas tech university in lubbock\nthis was a unique program for many reasons not the least of... |
94 | ['college station – twenty-six business people have been chosen for the texas agriculture lifetime leadership program to comprise its class xiii\nthe two-year program led by the texas agrilife extension service is an intensive study of agriculture worldwide that equips people in the agriculture industry to become lea... |
95 | ['\ndr jack elliot named senior fellow by both national international agricultural education organizations\ncollege station    for only the second time in the history of the profession dr jack elliot a senior scientist at the norman borlaug institute for international agriculture and department head for agricultural ... |
96 | ['expert: a beautiful plant to honor a ‘horticultural hero\nlynn lowery shunned publicity during his lifetime and this photo of him collecting a native plant along a roadside is a rare one say texas agrilife extension service and texas agrilife research horticulturists ((texas agrilife extension service photo)\nwrite... |
97 | ['analysis of psyllid migration could help producers with management decisions\naimee franklin a texas agrilife research student assistant replaces one of the yellow sticky traps used to capture psyllids these traps are located on natural vegetation close to a potato field (texas agrilife research photo by dr arash ras... |
98 | ['writer: blair fannin 979-845-2259 b-fannin@tamuedu\nthrall – this years showstopper at the 49th stiles farm field day was a large sesame trial that has bellwether traits during times of drought according to experts\nthis is the first time since ive been farm manager at the stiles farm weve had sesame and its got a ... |
99 | ['bandera – the texas water resources institute will present a five-day texas watershed planning short course sept 24-28 in bandera regarding how to develop a locally led watershed protection plan according to epa guidelines \nthe institute is part of texas agrilife research texas agrilife extension service and the c... |
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