Agrilife Extension Resources

Texans use a wide range of equipment and tools in their homes, businesses and agricultural operations. We have educational resources and in-person programming designed to help Texans manage and maintain their equipment and machinery.

Related Departments: Agricultural Economics

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    This 2-page fact sheet provides producers and landowners with a concise guide to prepare for and recover from weather events like windstorms, helping assess structural damage swiftly.

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    This 2-page publication discusses the risks and fatalities associated with farm operations and the need for effective worker safety programs.

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    This three-page publication goes over the rules and dangers of having kids work on farms.

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    This manual is a guide to collecting and processing UAS data for agriculture applications.

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    The center pivot is the agricultural irrigation system of choice for large acreage because of its low labor and maintenance requirements, convenience, flexibility, performance, and easy operation. Center pivot systems, when properly designed and equipped, conserve valuable resources such as water, energy, money, and time. The wise selection of a center pivot system will result […]

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    This 7-page publication examines the methods and benefits of establishing an aquaponics system.

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    This 9-page pocket-sized guide gives step-by-step instructions for calibrating ground sprayers.

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    This 8-page publication explains how to select the right size incinerator and calculate all associated costs.

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    Skid-steer loaders are very useful tools, but can be lethal if not used according to the manufacturer's instructions. You can reduce your risk of injury or death by following the proper safety precautions outlined in this publication. (3 pages)

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    Agriculture is among the most dangerous industries. Being alert and understanding the physical challenges that come with aging is the key to successful, safe farming by senior farmers and ranchers. The changes they make in work tasks and activities help ensure that they, their co-workers, and their family are safe. (4 pages)