Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service

Texas A&M University is defending a study that recommends Americans continue their current consumption of red and processed meat. The study has drawn…

Mosquitos, rampant mushrooms, and over watered gardens, are all resulting from the heavy rainfall south Texas has received this spring. We talk with Texas…

The state climatologist, John Nielsen-Gammon, says we are close to the end of this historic drought. While rain and fog currently drench the area, how can…

With an already scorching summer, the drought has exacerbated that already problematic growing season for the home gardener in Texas.Fortunately for San…

Agriculture forecasters at Texas A&M AgriLife Extension are predicting a medium-size pecan crop for the state in 2014. Experts say this year’s production…

Story originally published Jan. 2, 2014. It’s that time of year when insects want to get out of the cold and into your house. Most people aren’t big...

Texas Matters: Residents in North Texas are dealing with the increased frequency of small earthquakes that some people are linking to oil and gas drilling…

The Environmental Protection Agency is requiring new labels on certain pesticides that may harm bees and other pollinators, just one effort in an ongoing…

The state’s $600 million rice industry could be in jeopardy. A Texas A & M researcher said the drought and cooler temperatures are placing strains on the…

In the first segment:Last week the House of Representatives voted to cut $20 billion from the nation's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP),…